It's getting so late here, it's early...But I do want to say there's more to this style than meets the eye.

Long time Bombers know I don't reverse engineer or try to figure out algos. Instead, using these methods I go "fishing" and let the engines tell me what styles of pages they like best.

Once you start finding some trends in your "ranked" pages, start weighting your pages in that style. Big? Small? Long Titles? Metatags?

If you find your own page in the engines, look at it and ask yourself, "Of all my 200 pages loosley optimized for "nasa", is the the page that ranks?"

Don't compare your page to other domains, compare your page to YOUR other pages. They all have the same basic "off the page" forumlas, and this will isolate the "on the page" stuff very well. Who cares what other sites need to do, this tells you what YOU need to do...

Start hammering away at it and other related keywords using the same style, and beat it like you would a little brother.

Once you find a keyword that pays for you, that's when you start expanding, getting more domains, hosting, and using all the content and resources you have.

The key to the engines is:

-Market share...If Google has 6 billion pages, how many of those are yours?

-Then, are you a little smarter, being a little better as SEO so each of your pages has a slight edge.

- Pick keywords that give you another slight edge.

A couple of little advantages here and there, on a lot of pages, for a long period of time is your "goal".

To make an impact, you need longevity...If your pages keep getting dropped, you can make a good income but it becomes tough to increase your results.

All indications are, older/more mature pages do better, and to be "old" you need to last.

The more competitive your keywords, the "better" your site better be. Plan on a real person rating your site because your competition will be all over you.

Also, don't forget that these nasa pages, or pages like them, can be used as "templates" in a ZZ Tuel project. Get a couple of RSS pheeds about relevant stuff, and add them randomly to some pages...

This is what I mean by extreme SEO...We're working with 100 pages, but we can just as easily use these principles on 2-5000 pages. Each template will use a slightly different seo formula.

But be natural. No domains have 3000 pages updating every day. If you a domain with 200 pages, have 15 or 32 or ??? pages update.

Have some pages update once a day, and create another project (just copy it) and have other pages update just a few times a month. It's natural for a webmaster to update 7-8 pages once in a while and update/upload them all at once.

Create a Rotatez file of your homepage, adding a few links once a week, so your new sites don't have a million pages on day one. You can make them all at once, make copies of your homepage, and just add links to each version...Just mix things up and you'll remove "mechanical" patterns that the engines can detect.

I'll give some more specific details later...