How about the person having very good content on site and all relavent but dont know about seo and link building will come up.’

Was planning to aware some villaggers in India. about agro products export. and they are also eager to get promoted.. but adwords is quite costly.. as you know..

so what you would suggest any good promotional plan.

Best

Raj

i did seo for a site of my company and when i started comming in the google search result i was very happy. it felt like i achieved something.

I topic is excellent of the highest information against spammers, G have to play a major database check against it.

They should be teached a lesson on it to avoid them doing that and making “White hat optimizer’s happy”.

After this comment I believe i will have many support from optimizers, Your dream should become true

Am waiting for a dream like your’s

Dose any one thought about future of SEO and life after SEO..pls comment

Thanks

Prince

i’v heared a lot about you. Matt…i have a heared a lot of tips, tricks, so many confusing tips, but i left my site just so simple, simple for search engines and simple for users, I dont want so wasteful hits on my site. i Just want visitors, users, related to what i provide, and i want to offer them useful information and services, so i dont go for just stuffing, i think there is some rules by that we can be top by not ruining the business sense and page quality.

as i see your blog is not stuffed, content is neat, no keyword stuffing no keyword tag but still you are searchable, is it by heavy page ranking link building of something special?

well one more thing. i wanted to ask. why do people do Reverse SEO?.

kind regards.

As a search engine user, however, I could care less about hidden keywords on a page as long as the page returned is relevant. I’ve switched over to Yahoo because Google’s results have become decidedly inferior. I think Google are shooting themselves in the foot with overzealous anti-spam techniques because all I see now when I look for products and services are news articles. Great ploy to sell adwords space, but it does make your search engine suck.

The real enemy are not SEO practitioners who use ‘black hat’ techniques per se, it is SEO practitioners who optimize for keywords and search terms that do not apply to the site or page they are optimizing for.

This whole blog has become nothing but a religious pulpit to scare black hat practitioners into dropping their tools of trade. Whether or not Google’s algorithms can really successfully fight such techniques without inadvertently penalizing website designers who have unwittingly adopted techniques similar to what black hat practitioners use (such as mirror sites) is hardly ever the center of discussion.

At the end of the day, it should be all about returning the kind of page or site the user had in mind when he typed in a particular search term, but apparently this principle has been forgotten and it is now more about hating those who hide keywords on a page.

DON’T FORGET: the ONLY thing the search engine user hates is WRONG results. He does not give a sh_t about the presence or non-presence hidden text.

Frankly, the more nice sites like automobile.de that Google bans, the less useful its search engine service is going to become.