Calendar
Network
Feeds
- 33
- Sphinn It!
Went Hot: January 30, 2008 - 10:05 am
Posted By: ViperChill 163 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com)
Category: SEO
4 Comments
Went Hot: January 30, 2008 - 10:05 am
Posted By: ViperChill 163 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com)
Category: SEO
4 Comments
Top 10 Most Sphunn
In What's New
- Positioning yourself using SEO and ... (20)
- 10 Emergency SEO Tips For When Thin... (20)
- Importance of Documenting Your SEO ... (20)
- 5 ways to improve rankings through ... (19)
- PPC Advertising: Art or Science? (18)
- Fixing duplicate content in SEO sit... (18)
- How to Switch Your User-Agent to Go... (18)
- Google passes second link’s anchor ... (17)
- Top 10 URL Design Failures of Famou... (17)
- Enterprise SEO and the art of the p... (16)
Latest Comments
- So BOTW hiring editors from the world's most pathetic directory is a good t…
- Maybe the poor soul meant this link:
- Yeah... did nobody notice this is from July 2007? Caused quite a stir back …
- I think it makes sense but not really sure it is coming to an end... Is Goo…
- Ok, only thing I have to say on this has to do with the comments, not the p…
- Publicity? Dr. Pete's 24 Hours of Twitter is coincidentally on the same day…
- When I saw this title I immediately geared up for a blog post calling it ou…
- Being an SEO superstar is like being the king of all geeks - do I really re…
- - read more -
Save the date for:
• SMX Local & Mobile - San Francisco, CA (July 24-25) See the agenda, and register now!
• SMX Sao Paolo - Brazil - (Aug. 7-8)
• SMX China - September 23 & 24, 2008
• SMX Stockholm - September 23 & 24, 2008
• SMX East - NYC - (Oct. 6-8) Registration is now open.
• SMX London - November 4 & 5, 2008
Comments
When they realize how stupid that is it'll be removed from their user agreement. They want deep linking as we all know.
Hmmm I wonder how long they keep their articles "live" at the site. I know that I get frustrated when I read an old blog post which cites a Yahoo news story, for example, because often the content has expired and you get an error page when you click through to Yahoo.
If I am not going to keep an article on the same page forever I may want to dissuade someone from linking deeply?
Not saying this is why but that would be a reason to consider this rule, non?
good example of why lawyers and SEO don't mix.
hmmmm. i would think that's more geared to "scraping" rather than traditional "linking" in to the site. I could be wrong. if so...too bad for them, but it's interesting to note.