Monday, March 28, 2011

SEO Is Not Cookie Cutter

Three bad cookie cutter SEO techniques that generally make up by many SEO companies today for their valuable customers.

The first one is referred to as "splogging." This consists of putting your website link on useless pages all over the internet on splogs (spam blogs) which don't provide value to the client or any end user.These splogs are typically generated through programs that are told create blog posts and to put your company link somewhere in a trail of gibberish, providing zero value to the client or the end user.

The second bad practice I see all too often is content/websites that are owned by the SEO company you hire being used to link to your website to improve rankings. Sometimes these websites may provide value to the end user, but in the end when you decide to pull the contract you get the short end of the stick because your links are instantly removed from existence. You spent all that money and didn’t get anything in return, plain and simple.

The third is comment spamming for page rank. This is far too common as of late.

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