3 SEO Methods to Avoid

Hi Everybody,
Can anybody explain me in brief that what is spun content and how can we escape it.

 

1.Keyword stuffing
2.Link swaps
3.Acquiring links on sites well known for selling them/trading them (like: directories, link farms)

 

SPUn content is still useful for backlinks

 

The problem is that Google doesn't rank dynamic sites properly, such as an e-commerce site selling LCD TVs. You need some text otherwise you won't rank high. And if you just write spun content for each TV, Google will penalize you for it.

 

The | character is one that Google loves. It's simply a way to separate certain keywords in a title tag. Google loves the | character.

Here are some effective title tag formats:

Nike Shoes | Michael Jordan | Basketball

Nike Shoes, Michael Jordan, Basketball

Nike Shoes: Michael Jordan - Basketball

 

HI

In on page one should avoid
1. hidden text, keyword stuffing, Cloaking, Duplicate content.
2. Doorway Pages,
3. HTML/Programming errors.

For off page optimization avoid buying links, Linkexchange etc.

 

Are you ready to bet on this.

You are rely stupid man... sorry for this word but this is what it come in my mind right now.

Please provide us your test data that get you to this conclusion....

As I said I'm ready to make a bet on this.....

You guys come here and post thing that you read somewhere just to see your post and be proud of that....

How many automated software you use?
What was the tests you made on each of them...

Please provide us a list....

 

also avoid copy paste content

 

1. Clocking
2. Content Spamming
3. Keyword Stuffing

 

1) manual link building
2) New content
3) facebook likes

Since I see every one can come and post what he want .... here is what you should avoid... do not ask me why because I do not know I just read it somewhere

 

Create quality, valuable content and you'll be golden.
Also, once your content is valuable others will link over to you so you won't need to mess around with link building that much.

 

Why would you put all that effort into it? Content spinning has always been the lazy/cheap route, usually for misinformed IMs or black hat strategies such as cloaking where humans won't even be looking at a page.

And "human moderation"... I'm sorry but the definition of unique content isn't "must pass copyscape"... it's "truly one-of-a-kind" and a human can easily tell when content is spun or written by a low quality writer. True quality content isn't just for Google's zoo pets, it's about branding. Personality. Originality. Look at some effective online brands... say Matthew Inman (The Oatmeal) and you'll see what unique really is, and why it matters.

But, it depends on your goals and expectations. I would never recommend content spinning and call it effective for anyone who cares about long term goals. In the long run, it costs you more in cleaning up your mess than it does to just do it right the first time.

 

This is a legitimate comment coming from a user called QualityContentWritercom I even see a selling thread here soon.

I do not disagree with you, but as you said it all depends about your goals....

 

Thank you, I think. (Hope there was no sarcasm, I suck at detecting that sometimes.) No selling thread for me, and I do stress that it depends on your goals. Content spinning actually does work for some, but I'd be very cautious about recommending it or calling it effective because the only time it is effective is when your content really doesn't matter. And for most people, it matters more than they realize when they first take that kind of advice.

That being said, the point I didn't make so well is why bother putting so much effort into doing something lazy to begin with? I don't know how much time you're putting into it when you shuffle things around but you'd be better rewarded by putting that effort into creating something truly original and unique.

 

I was no sarcastic... I really agree with you.. that unique and human made content is the best if you have big plans on your website and if your goal is to make a website that offer a great experience for the visitors and from here to start get some money. And most important you must write about things you know what are you talking about..

If you try to rank a website just for the clicks on the ads , and try to rank it for kw that you have nothing in commune then it will take you precious time, and in this kind of things time is money.

 

I told you I suck at detecting it! Total noob to the whole forum thing, to be honest, but I know to expect arguments no matter which opinion I share lol.

In total agreement on the different goals. It's apples and oranges. But I do get squeamish over phrases like "human moderation" because people look at websites... well, if people are on a website to read anything, then you should give them something worth reading! But it would be a waste of time, energy, and probably money to invest in branding-quality webpages or blogs if you could care less about having loyal readers/traffic.