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This site promotes horrible spammy paractices such as "article spinning" (automated word substitution) and cross-posting the same (spun) article to numerous sit
by scoot 14y ago
This site promotes horrible spammy paractices such as "article spinning" (automated word substitution) and cross-posting the same (spun) article to numerous sites to with links to the niche site to enhance google-rank. Every link here is an affiliate link for another marketing site in the dense web of self-referential marketing guru sites. Not HN-ey is one way to put it!
- Mz 14y agoSo are there better resources you would recommend? Thanks.
- scoot 14y agoSure. Check out SEOmoz.com. These guys provide great tools for SEO intelligence, and are not afraid to advocate doing things "the hard way", which will pay real dividends in the long term. If the tools are too pricey for the stage you're at, the blog is still invaluable.
- Mz 14y agoThanks.
- bobds 14y agoCheck out http://www.seobook.com/ http://www.seobook.com/ and http://www.seo-theory.com/ http://www.seo-theory.com/
- robryan 14y agoTrue, this kind of thing still works though. Google updates are slowly trending towards hitting low quality stuff like spun articles though.
- scoot 14y agoSadly yes some of this does work, but you have to buy the tools and resources promoted by these sorts of sites, most of which would only seem to have experience using them to market SEO tools to other wannabee web marketers. The search engines are getting smarter though as you say, and depending on these sorts of techniques is asking for trouble.
- robryan 14y agoSame with buying links from private blog networks and similar, Google is cracking down on this but people are still using links from vast blog networks and ranking well today.