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From: Randy P.
Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 07:32:46 -0700
Local: Sat, Aug 4 2007 10:32 am
Subject: Re: Google's "Don't Be Evil" slogan
On Aug 3, 9:50 am, Sebastian wrote: > Sigh. We had these discussions way too often here, and I've read every Just who the hell is "rick" anyway? "Wrong" meaning, when you FOLLOW > sentence in other posts of disappointed Webmasters. You've got so many > facts wrong that I just reply to the last aberrant. > >NO WRONG DOING OF THEIR OWN > 1. Define "wrong". Refer to Google's guidelines because it's Google's THEIR GUIDELINES TO THE LETTER, and your pages STILL get trashed from their index! You can't figure out that simple fact? You cannot possibly be so misinformed to think that G has never deleted any pages or sites from their index that violate NOTHING! As in, no wrong doing. Their guidelines are USELESS, for they don't even follow them THEMSELVES. Anyone can list thousands if not millions of sites and pages that violate every aspect of their "guidelines" that are not only indexed, but at the TOP of the SERP's, IN PLACE OF totally whitehat pages and sites that they have DELETED FROM their index! That's simply reality and anyone that's not aware of that, needs to wake up and look around more often. > Everybody following the guidelines and a decent business plan can get No, they cannot, not everybody. > indexed by Google. >It may be tougher than with Google's competition, Yes, flawed algo's. > but there must be a reason for that ... probably a slightly different > algo? > Often I get new stuff indexed by Y/M/A first, but on the long haul Sure, because G is more popular. > working harder to make it into Google's index and eventually rank pays > by much more traffic. > Relevance is just one signal, work on If a niche is not "popular" enough, G will penalize you for it by not > popularity, authority, trust, and generating human traffic from other > sources too. indexing the page (and the other SE's will not, they WILL index it). If you're not indexed, you have no "authority" nor "trust". As I just stated, there are no other viable sources of "human traffic" other than search engines simply because that is where 99%+++ people go to SEARCH for their product (or info). Directories, classifieds, etc., account for negligible human traffic. > All the best Thanks, same to you. Randy You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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