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Hiding keyword spam behind JS doesn't make any sense in this situation - the whole point is that the JS isn't being served to Google. That's who keyword spammer
by benaiah 13y ago
Hiding keyword spam behind JS doesn't make any sense in this situation - the whole point is that the JS isn't being served to Google. That's who keyword spammers are trying to fool, not actual humans.
- timr 13y agoIt works either way. If I'm allowed to serve a big blob of javascript to my users and not to the googlebot, I load up my googlebot page with keyword content, and use the JS blob to render my "secret" page to real users.