Submit a re inclusion request and maybe someone will look at it. OR change domains....

I used a 302 redirect to redirect a page that was being hit by digg.com to a static version of the same page so it didn't query my database.

because I only wanted a temporary redirect.

IMO Google is always in a dance.

Negative. Still just goes to the original thread

I need to setup a 302 redirect to a static page on my forum. Example forum/t25030 to domain.com/staticpage.htm

How do I go about this?

Not working when I put it here:

Just remember that search engines don't read Javascript. So any links that are generated with Javascript won't be followed by a search engine.

Exactly as cscgal stated. Don't spam the title tag.

This is a good article on Supplementals: http://www.jimboykin.com/damned-to-google-hell-supplemental-results/

My backlinks have stayed the same, I have exactly 666 backlinks showing via the link: tool. See, Google is evil :D.

However! I have noticed a nice freshness of their site: query. It now shows all...

4 letter cut off is a good rule of thumb. Search for a general list of "stop words" and that will give you an idea of what not to include

I would hope so :D

I'd be interested in seeing if this improves your search engine referrals.

I would give it to the content pages to make sure they get looked at first. I agree with stymiee though that they don't give much weight to it.

I usually hit up Google or Yahoo.

As they said you need to get exposure to this new site. If your PR6 website has relevant information to your new one it will be good to link from it. If it is completely different topic and not...

As long as you do not spam the ALT tags with keywords and use them for what they are meant to be used for you will be fine :)

I vote title tag as well. A well formed title tag will help you in Search Engines, especially Yahoo and MSN, plus it will be enticing for users to click on once they find you in the SERPs.

I don't think they allow their directory listings to be downloaded like DMOZ so I would imagine you would only be purchasing a link in Yahoo! without a chance of others giving you a link through DMOZ...

A robots.txt file is for blocking content from search engines. This is helpful if you do not want search engines to "waste" their time attempting to index such things that:

Won't give you any...

I do not think it is worth the 300 Dollars a year that they charge. You get very little traffic from it and your only hope is that the search engines will take that link and value you it in your...