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DarkMatter

 
from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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I really don’t care for the background color! I honestly don’t.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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unclear, misleading and innacurate. i would not want a client to read this.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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Looks like a shill review with affiliate links to the software.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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not related to SEM at all. Sphinn is not DIGG!!!! no it isn’t!

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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the info here is already in the TOS for DMOZ. there is no added value whatsoever.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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despunn because I sphunn the wrong article..........

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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this is a junk post getting sphunn because graywolf is popular. come on!

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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top 5 seo blogs everyone has known about for years and already reads. not useful.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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another whiney rant. if sphinn makes you quit your blog then you probably shouldn’t have been blogging.

from DarkMatter 945 Days ago#
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if I were the admins I would delete this. it’s been done before and there’s no value for search marketers here.

from DarkMatter 1178 Days ago#
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Imo, that’s a search engine issue, not a marketing issue. Hell, as someone who’s spent some time on the paid side of the fence I’d say great, crappy natural results just help the folks playing the paid space.If Google’s search results become garbage, no one will be using it, so you won’t make much money in ppc. The irony is that SEOs will be responsible for destroying their own livelihood, and a valuable tool (for everyone) as well.

from DarkMatter 1178 Days ago#
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When you promote websites with tactics that pollute the web with spammy nonsense, bogus connections and poor content, you’re pissing in your own cornflakes and destroying something valuable that other people worked to create. Whether you want to call it black hat or a risk-asessed strategy, the result is the same: junk search results no one will want to use.

from DarkMatter 1178 Days ago#
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Obviously you shouldn’t spend money creating content if it isn’t profitable. But if every SEO starts using black hat, search results are going to look like crap and people will stop using Google.My income is secure, I’m doing fine for myself and I choose to create rather than destroy.John seems to have a great deal of contempt for his fellow seo’s both in his posts and his comments here. There’s a constant implication that anyone who does not agree with him or do as he does is lazy or stupid. Tiresome and immature, imho.

from DarkMatter 1186 Days ago#
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everything I can see tells me that the SEO industry is growing rapidly while other sectors are shrinking.

from DarkMatter 1186 Days ago#
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Though it’s somewhat irrelevant, I’m curious as to why a famous soccer player would want ALL of his related search results (including his own website, if he has one) to be censored. I can understand censoring BAD press...but all press?

from DarkMatter 1190 Days ago#
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I checked a few random articles and those aren’t the only scraped posts.

from DarkMatter 1193 Days ago#
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interesting but we’ll have to wait and see what the quality of the blogs will be. I can already get reviews on any joe six-pack’s blog.

from DarkMatter 1199 Days ago#
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is there any evidence that this "bias" is influencing search results? Does choosing a presidential candidate make Google somehow less trustworthy or technologically innovative? it might not be the wisest choice he’s ever made, but I don’t see any problem with an american citizen supporting a presidential candidate publicly. the problem is the atmosphere of antagonism and "them vs us" that is prevailing in American politics today. I suspect that the writer of this article may be influenced by bias himself.

from DarkMatter 1200 Days ago#
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it’s great to know that a site is getting a decent bang for the buck out of Google, but I’ve been focusing on building more "defensible" traffic lately. It’s a little scary to have most of my conversions coming from a source that could vanish overnight!

from DarkMatter 1200 Days ago#
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If you are worried that you are not doing "seo" in the spirit of Google’s guidelines, then by all means be afraid.  Be very afraid.  Regardless of anything Rand or anybody else writes, you will eventually be found out and you will pay the price. nonsense. the only reason google urges people to report sites is because they have a very hard time detecting them algorithmically (except for extreme cases). if you’re careful, you won’t get caught. and if you are a large brand within your space you can break Google’s rules all you want.if every webmaster reports sites that they think should not be ranking, Google will get so overwhelmed with nonsense reports they will be even less effective at knocking out real spam sites. I think Rand’s article falls into this category. These people haven’t broken any rules, the only "mistake" they made was outranking ’Moz.

from DarkMatter 1202 Days ago#
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There are a handful of seo bloggers who post top notch stuff, but I don’t read them much due to horrible spelling and punctuation. I don’t mind the occasional error, but some bloggers omit commas and even periods. Makes for some very annoying re-reading.I’m not asking for perfection, just legibility.

from DarkMatter 1203 Days ago#
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haha now I see why opiumden is spamming all todds entries! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

from DarkMatter 1203 Days ago#
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got a bit of an axe to grind, eh opiumden? lol

from DarkMatter 1203 Days ago#
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So communications apps can be used for both legal and illegal activity? Someone tell Rick Romero...

from DarkMatter 1210 Days ago#
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must be a pretty good tool for people to be in such a panic about it.



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