Gerrymandering The Google Search Results

Today I was digging for some info on ‘how to improve search engine rankings’ and came across the following paragraph:

It was a bad practice that the webmaster had participated, and Google finally got around to penalizing the websites whose rankings were supported by these shaky f oundations. … SOLUTION: If you try to put yourself into the shoes of the experts at Google, and you wanted to improve the Google search results, what would YOU do?…The truly funny thing about it is that when people were on their way up in the Google search results, they told all of their friends that t hey did something right. … Shaky Foundations For Search Engine Optimization (SEO)…

More Search engine ranking related stuff I found:

White Hat SEO Tips For Bloggers Part 1

Here is the first half of the lecture given by Matt Cutts at the WordCamp 2007 conference in San Francisco, California a short while back … for Google back in January of 2000 as a software engineer and is currently a senior engineer and the head of Google’s Webspam team. So when it comes to SEO, improving search engine rankings and Google

Hmmm, I have too look further into that for my Business blog.

Some Clarity on Paid Links

Some Clarity on Paid Links August 30th, 2007 by Eric Enge Hoo boy, with that title, this better be good The paid links discussion raged hot and heavy at Search Engine Strategies … that currently has a $158B market cap, and which is the most important search engine on the planet

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