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I agree. Clicking on the website for the organization in question only reveals a handful of low-quality, low-resolution pictures. In general the best way to de
by jsight 15y ago
I agree. Clicking on the website for the organization in question only reveals a handful of low-quality, low-resolution pictures.
In general the best way to deal with a "problem" like this is to drown out the noise with quality content. He should be flooding the web with quality pictures of what he has, not trying to get Google to change an algorithm.
- paul9290 15y agothanks .. though i wonder why this comment was downvoted? I'm not saying spam the Internet with junk, but promoting the owner create quality sites about the topic and others similar topics and then go do SEO. Google's Panda update notes that quality content will rise to the top. Thus create quality sites and SEO everyday for months, maybe years to resolve the issue. I am sure some entrepreneurial SEOs have reached out to him. Either he pays them or learns himself. The latter would be best as he's already devoted much of his life in various ways to solving the issue. THough the article never notes he's turned to SEO.