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Posted By: rustybrick 598 days ago
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Category: Google SEO
Well, kind of. Google says there may be times where hiding content in a Z-layer is OK. More details at the post.
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from Halfdeck 598 days ago #
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Berghausen: "What matters to Google is not the way in which you are hiding text, but (1) the text you are hiding and (2) the reason you are hiding it."

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from rustybrick 597 days ago #
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Nice find Halfdeck!

from trooperbill 597 days ago #
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yeah matt cutts always says "if you can justify it to a competitor then its ok" and "theyre only guidelines, not rules"

from yogeshsarkar 597 days ago #
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That's interesting; I guess this is one gray area that would be exploited by a few before it becomes black.


from Gamermk 597 days ago #
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While he seems to have given it the green light, I'm definitely hesitant when, as Matt mentions, we've got alt and title attributes as options.


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