barnesjungle
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Here is a another great blog post on the seobook.com blog. I remember a few years ago, it was easy to get ranked high in google but now, we have to think a little.
Ok, it's late out and time to get to the content.
Quote: It's bad enough having to compete with Google's engineers.
But to win the search game, you need to out-compete your competition, too!
Back in the dark, distant past - around the turn of the century - there was an "us" vs "them" mentality in search. "Us" being webmasters, and "them" being search engines.
Back then, in those simple times, in-the-know webmasters gathered in dark forums to discuss and share cunning strategies to crack the algorithms. There was a time when the postings of the secretive GoogleGuy were a big deal. Imagine - a search engine rep actually fraternizing with the enemy! How strange was that!
Times have changed.
These days, webmasters are more likely to work with the search engines, in the form of Adwords and Adsense. GoogleGuy is now the non-mysterious Matt Cutts, who helpfully announces indexing changes before they happen, even if he is still rather vague on detail.
Unfortunately, the collective "us" - webmasters - do not share the same level of camaraderie we once did. As search marketing is now above radar, competition levels have become fierce.
It's more dog eat dog. Continued at: SEO Intelligence Strategy
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Ok, it's late out and time to get to the content.
Quote: It's bad enough having to compete with Google's engineers.
But to win the search game, you need to out-compete your competition, too!
Back in the dark, distant past - around the turn of the century - there was an "us" vs "them" mentality in search. "Us" being webmasters, and "them" being search engines.
Back then, in those simple times, in-the-know webmasters gathered in dark forums to discuss and share cunning strategies to crack the algorithms. There was a time when the postings of the secretive GoogleGuy were a big deal. Imagine - a search engine rep actually fraternizing with the enemy! How strange was that!
Times have changed.
These days, webmasters are more likely to work with the search engines, in the form of Adwords and Adsense. GoogleGuy is now the non-mysterious Matt Cutts, who helpfully announces indexing changes before they happen, even if he is still rather vague on detail.
Unfortunately, the collective "us" - webmasters - do not share the same level of camaraderie we once did. As search marketing is now above radar, competition levels have become fierce.
It's more dog eat dog. Continued at: SEO Intelligence Strategy
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