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@ixian 186110 wrote:
Now was that so difficult. All I wanted was an explanation from you.
Man, you know how to rub someone up the wrong way.
This is an excellent thread, just for those that are interested – myself and a fellow SEO are running a test over the next two months as we believe Google are devaluing links that have keywords in anchor text. I do SEO outside the Gaming world and two sites that I regulary build links for got hammered in the SERP’s. Both experienced a massive drop of near 50 positions. This was no random algo tweak, it all happened on the same day with almost the same drop. The weirdest thing was that both sites still ranked on other keywords, just not on the ones we had been building around. This would possibly disprove the theory that G only penilises those sites that sell links.
With no explanation for G and not a great deal of evidence I am forced to conduct a test to try and get to the bottom of this. If this works you may be very suprised at how easy you could knock your competiton out of their primary keyword.
Of course it needs to be proven first
Will let you know the outcome, as we intend to make results public.
brean78;189713 wrote:Man, you know how to rub someone up the wrong way.Who pulled your chain. :flush:
It’s very easy to knock someone out. I accidentally did it to my own sites and I did it to a friends sites as a test (the sites were not earning any money)
Anyone who says external links cant hurt you are fooling themselves. If you are willing to invest $500 in link buys you can get almost anyone banned.
It’s very easy to knock someone out. I accidentally did it to my own sites and I did it to a friends sites as a test (the sites were not earning any money)
Anyone who says external links cant hurt you are fooling themselves. If you are willing to invest $500 in link buys you can get almost anyone banned.
Dude I agree, if I had a dollar for every SEO misconception I would be a rich man.
Nothing is absolute in SEO in my experience. Since we talk alot and share info I think we can both agree that 99/100 times so called SEO truths may be true for some situations and not for others. Things really depend on the specifics of each situation.
Kevin 11
Interesting reading: http://www.johnon.com/327/negative-seo.html
Interesting reading: http://www.forbes.com/2007/06/28/negative-search-google-tech-ebiz-cx_ag_0628seo.html
Strange, not many authoritive articles on SEO bowling for this year.
A good fun debate is always nice but lets keep it just that a debate please and no personal attacks guys.:hattip:
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