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SEO BOOK: SEM Blog Mention Was Kiss of Death for Ranked Sites
Avatar Went Hot: Nov 05, 2007 - 08:57 am
Posted By: aimClear 867 Days ago
Source: http://www.seobook.com
Category: SEO
Aaron Wall case-studies how many websites which RANKED FOR YEARS got KILLED BY a GOOGLE engineer within days of being mentioned on a popular SEO blog.
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from colincollect 864 Days ago #
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Wait a minute. So, if I run a SEO business and happen to throw up a case study on my website of one of my successful clients, Google might decide to lower my the pageranks of my client just for working with an SEO consultant?

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