Can content be hidden?

Hello,

Currently have an SEO company under contract. When they added content
it was not visible to the customer. Does Google look down on hidden content?
If anyone wants to have a look my site it is www.monetlingerie.com.

Thanks in advance!

 

Hello monet,

Just get rid of that SEO Company. How can he even think of such a Black Hat SEO Strategy now. Toooo Bad!

PM me if you want more info on Black Hat Techniques

 

I was going to say fire them for doing it, but I couldn't find anything explicitly "black-hat" after looking at your site. You do however have several on-site issues that are holding you back - issues that your SEO company should be addressing. You may want to consider having a third party conduct an SEO audit of your Web site to determine what they are (I especially recommend one who has experience in accessible easy to use Web development and information architecture as well as search engine optimization and marketing).

 

Google hates masking content. Get rid of the blackhatters and get another reputed SEO company.

 

Currently you don't have an SEO company under contract.


PS: I recommend you search this forum, there are many great people here offering SEO services that will give you real value for your money. (No, I'm not one of them.)

 

There' simply no reason for "professional" to keyword stuff in #FFFFFF.

Obviously, they know the limitations of their skills and now so do you.

I would also request a refund. Your site may still get penalized. Act Fast.

 

I may have missed something but I don't see anything hidden and I checked a few pages.

Nigel

 

hey very bad,, do't go for any black hat tech as u can attain better results on white hat seo it self. U can PM if u want any help as well know abt SEO services

 

Sad news for you Monet!
Hiding content of a site = Black hat technique
you must try to search on forums and find a white hat seo, or at lease a grey hat one!

 

Yeah, it's a blackhat technique and your site may be penalize by doing that.

 

never use black hat technique, it's not good. SEs will remove your site

 

What content is hidden? I can't find it in the code. Are you sure your not cofusing it with CSS image replacement - this is quite a common technique...

 

I think the thread starter is referring to the poorly written alt="" attributes in the images and the JavaScript based dropdown menu.

Of course I had to revise my original statement once I took the time to actually LOOK at the Web site...

 

I don't think there is a hidden text anywhere - at least I didn't see any. On the other hand, there are some important optimization issues your SEO company ought to solve...

 

Is it possible that they flush different content based on 'user-agent'? In that case that's totally blackhat and should be avoided.

 

I checked for that. I didn't see any when I looked.

 

Hiding content?

Just don't do that!

It's a trick out of the internet and SEO stone age and will only hurt your site!

All The Best,
Marcel

 

This is what you see when you right click on the home page and select
view source. The customer does not see this on the site.

<h1>Sexy Lingerie</h1>
<p>
Monet Lingerie offers the safest way to purchase sexy lingerie, plus size
lingerie, sexy costumes and sexy high heels at great prices. We want
you to be happy with all of your sexy lingerie purchases. If you are not
completely happy at any time, we will gladly exchange or refund your
lingerie items.

 

I don't think there is anything wrong with that. That's in 'noscript'. I would love to hear from others about it. I tend to think that it's perfectly alright to have different content within 'noscript' tags.

 

it seems that you are talking about the black seo. it will be a reason for banning by google