Here’s something that I have been thinking about for the last few months all wrapped up in one post. Keep in mind I tend to be extremely sarcastic, and sometimes things here are not what they appear (this is my disclaimer, proceed at your own risk). I am a little late for April fools, but hope this spreads some holiday cheer… Please comment if you like it, Please send it to a friend. Link to Us if you laugh…
I’ve been tagged by Mr SEO, in this never ending game that seems to have been started by Jeff Pulver over a week ago (good link bait idea!). This has since made its way through the SEO community. So, here it goes, if you really want to know…
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SEO Image, a leading search engine optimization company has been named the top SEO company for December 2006 by TopSEOs.com and the third-best by PromotionWorld.com, ending the year as one of the premier quality SEO firms.
NewYork, NY (PRWEB) December 5, 2006 — SEO Image, Inc. is ranked one of the best search engine optimization firms in the world by topseos.com, a trusted and well-respected resource for evaluating Internet marketing vendors. PromotionWorld.com is also trusted as a resource for promotion tools and marketing companies.
For those of you who do not know, SEO Image is one of the most plagiarized websites. Our content is stolen and rewritten every day by new and novice SEO companies throughout the world.
One issue we have is that these novice SEO companies not only copy word for word, but some cause the same effect that the proxy search portals do. That is a duplicate content filter. For those of you new to my blog, I have been very anti-duplicate content filter since its unleashing in 2005 as an overly aggressive filter. Continue reading
I am amazed at the number of supplemental pages that are caused by Google’s duplicate content filter. Good sites that do NOT understand that they are in fact having duplicate content problems, nonetheless, here’s how to resolve them.
We have seen good quality sites loose good internal pages because they change currency, have a dynamic naming convention, use a similar contact form for hundreds of products/listings, and have been duplicated by competitors.
We were very big on the updates we have seen with MSN, we felt they were moving in the right direction with Live.com and the suggested search results. We also liked how they had less emphasis on paid search and more on the natural results.
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