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The Art of SEO
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srinivasarao9
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The Art of SEO
The Art of SEO
As much as Google *pretends* to like SEOs by inviting us to parties at the Googleplex and posting on SEO forums, the bottom line is that they don’t like us or rather, they don’t like what we do. Google wants to find the best, most relevant sites for the search query at hand all by themselves. Perhaps someday they will actually be able to do that, but for now, they still need our help, whether they like it or not.More.....
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| 06-03-2009 05:12 PM |
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Netdogz
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RE: The Art of SEO
Thanks srinivasarao9
To share this informative article with us.
Thanks
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| 07-14-2009 07:43 PM |
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Ericka Jenn
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RE: The Art of SEO
Stuff that worked like a charm for many people in the early years of SEO may actually hurt rather than help now. As to what might trigger an SEO “red flag,” my guess is that it’s a combination of things. Like, if you have a certain number of traditional SEO factors on any given page, those may set off some Google warning bells (otherwise known as a spam filter).
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madness222
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RE: The Art of SEO
If they don't like us, google is useless, knowing that everything in the Net should be balance...
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| 09-24-2009 07:58 PM |
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