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I personally prefer the use of fuzzy words and don't see them as scammy, but rather as an indication of someone being honest with me. Remember: Only a sith deal

I personally prefer the use of fuzzy words and don't see them as scammy, but rather as an indication of someone being honest with me. Remember: Only a sith deals in absolutes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgpytjlW5wU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgpytjlW5wU) - SCNR :-) OK. Back to topic: The language is fuzzy, because no one knows the Google algorithm. The best SEOs can do is make predictions and tell you the general steps to make your site rank: Nail your on-site SEO and build links. There are two good resources for this: http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-link-building http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-link-building As narrowrail said Moz holds a lot of information for SEO marketers with an interest in playing nice with Google. Then there is the whole topic of "blackhat" SEO - i.e. people who use techniques that Google does not endorse (e.g. private blog/link networks). They know a way to make it to #1 on Goolge right NOW, but are running the risk of being caught by Google and loosing all their rankings. IMHO the best resource for "short-term SEO" is www.viperchill.com. SEO is an easy-to-learn marketing channel. It is relatively low-cost, but slow on the uptake. If you make your way to #1 for a keyword, you usually stay there for some time. That gives SEO a fantastic ROI - at least in my experience and that of a few other founders. Regarding your specific questions, this might be helpful: http://www.brombone.com/ http://www.brombone.com/ Additionally, you should sign up for the Moz community (IIRC that is free) and ask your questions there. A lot of good SEOs hang out there and are willing to help. Also try http://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo http://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo - pretty helpful crowd there, too. Disclaimer: I am the maker of www.linksspy.com, so I am slightly biased towards SEO

drinchev 12y ago
Thank you very much for the time spent on your answer and for the useful links. I'm giving you my feedback 1) Regarding Brombone is actually a service that indexes your pages with probably a headless browser ( similar to PhantomJS ) and then proxy the urls to their servers. What I'm actually doing is even better. I'm having a single page app built with backbone and nodejs that gracefully extends to single-page application with backbonejs and other goodies. In other words this service is not for me, I've already built this from scratch. 2) About Reddit - I will try to ask also there.

drinchev 12y ago

Thank you very much for the time spent on your answer and for the useful links. I'm giving you my feedback 1) Regarding Brombone is actually a service that indexes your pages with probably a headless browser ( similar to PhantomJS ) and then proxy the urls to their servers. What I'm actually doing is even better. I'm having a single page app built with backbone and nodejs that gracefully extends to single-page application with backbonejs and other goodies. In other words this service is not for me, I've already built this from scratch. 2) About Reddit - I will try to ask also there.