Published: Jan 06, 2008 - 04:58 pm
Story Found By: aimClear 1959 Days ago
Category: SEO
3 Comments
3 Comments
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Looks like yet another great way to screw over your competitors.. Buy 1000 quick submissions from an Indiana company all with the same anchor text.. Sweet!!
A common sense explanation by Eric which makes for a good read, but I recommend investing some time reading the original blue links which digs even deeper into the so-called #6 penalty. Aarons theory is compelling, but at least one poster on WMW mentions an instance where the theory doesnt hold and his data set, as he stressed, is a single domain. Since Matt Cutts isnt even aware of this phenomenon, I question whether its even real. Tedster, as always, treads carefully not to draw hasty conclusions - which is something we all can learn from.
You mean endless comment-spamming with the exact same anchor text (when links are nofollowed anyway) might not be effective? :-O