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How we are evolving away from Google style search

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nickha...@gmail.com

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Apr 11, 2007, 6:29:26 PM4/11/07
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About three years ago I remember having a conversation with a close
friend about Google and its dominance of the search engine market. I
said at the time that I believed that Google would be replaced within
5 years by another innovation. We still have two years for my
prediction to come about but I am starting to see the cracks already.

Google has created a 'link culture' where everybody wants to link
everything to everything with good reason or not. This has meant
Google have had to try harder and harder to keep their page rank
relevant based upon a massive amount of irrelevant links and in a lot
of cases damn right dishonest linking. Google have been very clever
keeping up with the dishonest attempts to fool its ranking mechanism,
but for every compromise they have had to make in fixing these issues
they have moved further and further away from the core of what made
the page ranking the massive success that it is.

rest here - http://blog.assembleron.com/2007/04/11/the-death-of-google-search/

canadafred

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May 25, 2007, 7:06:09 PM5/25/07
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Seems to me PageRank is on the chopping block; practically of no
importance in determining rankings in the search engine's results
pages, for the general web markets.

More and more Google is learning on rewarding sites based on merit.
Merit for natural linking patterns and merit for quality content. The
days of the link strategists are copming to an end, good content,
naturally acquiring links and ethical SEO will prevail.

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re...@seo9oneone.com

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Jun 28, 2007, 12:45:17 PM6/28/07
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On May 25, 7:06 pm, canadafred <canadian_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 11, 3:29 pm, nickhalst...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > About three years ago I remember having a conversation with a close
> > friend about Google and its dominance of the search engine market. I
> > said at the time that I believed that Google would be replaced within
> > 5 years by another innovation. We still have two years for my
> > prediction to come about but I am starting to see the cracks already.
> > Google has created a 'link culture' where everybody wants to link
> > everything to everything with good reason or not. This has meant
> > Google have had to try harder and harder to keep their page rank
> > relevant based upon a massive amount of irrelevant links and in a lot
> > of cases damn right dishonest linking. Google have been very clever
> > keeping up with the dishonest attempts to fool its ranking mechanism,
> > but for every compromise they have had to make in fixing these issues
> > they have moved further and further away from the core of what made
> > the page ranking the massive success that it is.
>
> Seems to me PageRank is on the chopping block; practically of no
> importance in determining rankings in the search engine's results
> pages, for the general web markets.
>
> More and more Google is learning on rewarding sites based on merit.
> Merit for natural linking patterns and merit for quality content. The
> days of the link strategists are copming to an end, good content,
> naturally acquiring links and ethical SEO will prevail.
>
> --
>
> Expert SEO Services Ethics Advocatehttp://canadian-web-site-promotion.blogspot.com/

>
> Understanding Expert SEO Services and Ethical Search Engine
> Optimization Techniqueshttp://www.rezultz-web-site-promotion.com/

Have to agree completely here! High quantity & quality content is of
utmost important.
99% of all sites would do better if they had 1000% more content!

Tom
re...@seo9oneone.com
www.seo9oneone.com

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