News Source: http://www.timnash.co.uk
Published: Jun 13, 2008 - 04:17 am
Story Found By: WayneSmallman 1805 Days ago
Category: SEO
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News Source: http://www.timnash.co.uk
Published: Jun 13, 2008 - 04:17 am
Story Found By: WayneSmallman 1805 Days ago
Category: SEO
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Interestingly when I come visiting with my useragent set to Googlebot mysteriously I can’t comment ;) Just to point out it wasn’t so much Danny comments though amusing he felt the need to apologise but the comments throughout the search marketers blogs that wound me up.
Yes Tim, you are in fact an Advanced SEO. After having the chance to meet with you and Wanyne in the UK and hear a fragment of the things you were up to, It left my head reeling for weeks thinking about the implications. The apps and strategies you employ most defnitely fall outside of the norm. But then again, who wants to be normal?Cheers,
tim, i do not think you are advanced by any means. i actually think you are a total noob and have a lot to learn until you can call yourself...http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&suggon=0&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS269US269&q=uk+seo+pimp+daddy&btnG=Search
But who wants to eb the UK SEO Pimp Daddy when I can be simple the SEO Pimp?http://www.google.com/search?q=seo+pimp&btnG=Search
Tim, what you do is technical SEO or SEO programming. It may be advanced but you can advance in different directions. What I do is certainly not basic SEO but I don’t do most of the programming stuff. No newbie will create a great linkbait e.g.
This is possibly true, your rarely researched ill thought out flame bait seems to do well, while mine seem to never gain traction :D so yes there is something to be said for what you do is ’advanced’ its certainly brave and I think you have some great forward thinking (read brave) clients to let you do it and certainly don’t decry the results.The question was not exclusive though, I didn’t say I do this it’s advanced what you do is not :) indeed I’m trying to reach a general consensus on if anything is advanced so Tad here is the obvious question at what point does your stuff become advanced? Maybe if we can pin down the skill or knowledge level for link baiters we can compare it to say SEO Programmers to see if we can have consensus!
Just a second to laugh at ranking for seo pimp, what kind of conversion ratio are we seeing from that? Nice Tim.
That’s Streko work, demonstrating Google Bombing is alive and well :D all bit on a rather uncompetitive term. What is worrying is their appears to be people attempting to rank for it....