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by a5seo 14y ago
That's partly true. But the reason a forum gets on their radar in the first place is by failing to follow those safeguards. The way these guys operate is they write scripts to crawl the SERPs and find sites that are ranking, then they look
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by a5seo 14y ago
nofollow all external links point external links through a redirect like /out?to=<url> and put /out in you robots.txt change your url structure and simply 404 the pages with spammy links
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Why SEO Isn't Evil by Rand Fishkin(memeburn.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
A blog where my 6 yr old daughter can review toys. She's been asking for this for a few weeks.
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API Business Models Deconstructed(getelastic.com)
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Sometimes, Food Additives Are Pretty Innocuous (npr.org)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Read through Google's SEO Starter Guide: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/11/googles-s... Read it very carefully.
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by a5seo 14y ago
ugh, consumer... cpms are too low! :-)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Thanks for posting that. It's funny-- your strategy is exactly the way I do lead gen for my customers. I wrote a bunch of software to sniff serps (great expression, btw) and find long tail keywords that will drive leads for the client. Th
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by a5seo 14y ago
I've seen what some of them do, and it's not as impressive as you'd think. Most of it breaks and stops working inside of 24 months. Then it's on to the next scam. Not a lot different from fly-by-night snake oil salesmen. Just the existen
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by a5seo 14y ago
Some black hatters make money, but for every 1 who does, 50 don't. Spend some time on WarriorForum or SEOBook and you'll see a very low signal to noise ratio. Lots of people are just preying on people who want to get rich quick with now w
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by a5seo 14y ago
I used to agree with this, but lately I feel like any learnings are going to have a short shelf life. With the EMD updates and on-going refinements to Penguin, how long can any truly effective hack really be expected to work? I'm glad Goog
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by a5seo 14y ago
"if a site is built correctly" - right. That's far from a given. I can show you dozens of examples of well-funded "A list" too-cool-for-SEO developers who have no idea whatsoever what "built correctly" entails from the POV of a search engi
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by a5seo 14y ago
Not to mention helping sites avoid crawl suicide like massively duplicating content across sites, implementing faceted nav and pagination wrong, putting core content in AJAX, generating thin pages, making Google guess which page is the cano
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by a5seo 14y ago
Good point. Here's the quote from the end of the article: "These all signal Newmark and Buckmaster's wariness about what humans, including themselves, might do if given the chance. There may be a peace sign on every page, but the implicit
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by a5seo 14y ago
In defense of CL (which I have never before offered), I noticed some UI improvements recently: pic view, grid view, and map view. These are the first noticeable innovations on CL in many years. Might they be the result of the on-going para
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Three Stories About Billionaires(jamesaltucher.com)
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AOL Is the Weirdest Successful Tech Company in America(theatlantic.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Loser pay is the exception, not the rule, unfortunately.
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Google's Amit Singhal on the Future of Search(guardian.co.uk)
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With $14M More Q&A Site ChaCha Soldiers On(searchengineland.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Alan Greenspan makes this point in his book. Educational disparity is the THE primary driver of income inequality in the US. Too few people graduate with the skills for highly technical, quantitative, or scientific careers, and therefore t
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by a5seo 14y ago
You're right-- I am libertarian and will vote for the candidate that's stronger on economic issues even if they're a social conservative. Here's my reasoning: Social issues tend toward liberalization on their own. Except in a few cases, so
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by a5seo 14y ago
A few of the cases IJ has fought: - a bagel shop owner in Seattle wanted the right to hold a sign to promote his business - El Paso, TX passed a law that food trucks could not setup within a block of a traditional restaurant - Florida passe
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Spend on scarce talent and borrow the rest(thinktiv.com)
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Irish Newspaper Collective Wants to Charge License Fees for Links(the-digital-reader.com)
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The World's Most Active Twitter City? You Won't Guess It [Jakarta](forbes.com)
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Capital Gains Tax Rates Should Be Kept Low For These Six Reasons(news.investors.com)
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Everything You Know About Stretching is Wrong [2011](thegreatfitnessexperiment.com)
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Treat obesity as physiology, not physics(nature.com)
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