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> Can an article really be any good if it starts off with such obvious SEO spam? That's an interesting take. I fail to see how such mentions, in an article tha
by breezeTrowel 5y ago
> Can an article really be any good if it starts off with such obvious SEO spam?
That's an interesting take. I fail to see how such mentions, in an article that compares two things and, thus, mentions both things together, are in any way SEO spam?
For example, in an article comparing apples and oranges I would expect to see a rather high number of mentions of "apples and oranges". After all, that is the topic.
- ojosilva 5y agoIt's SEO for the OP site. The parent comment is saying the words TF and PyTorch are repeated exhaustively, I think sometimes senselessly, throughout the entire article. It doesn't mean the content is not of value.
- edgyquant 5y agoThat may be the topic but that first sentence reads like they are aiming to have a high number of mentions not a quality of content. For instance you can replace the second and third mentions of “PyTorch and Tensorflow” with something like “the two” or “they both.”
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- arrakis2021 5y agoThis is keyword stuffing, a very old SEO technique which is obsolete. In fact such behavior works against you these days.