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Webmaster Forum / General / Search Engines / July 2008Matt Cutt's advice to those new to SEO
Here is an article Cutt's recommends for those new to SEO. If anyone new to SEO or websites is reading this group, IMO, read Matt Cutt's blog if you do not already and the article he recommends here. http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/free-seo-tips/ I hope this helps. Old timers will scuff but I wish I read Cutt's blog a couple of years ago it would have saved me a lot of trial and error. However, I am still have a lot of error and questions on my sites as I am still learning. Mark --- http://autoinsurance5.com/ I left a comment on the blog. Most of the tips are standard knowledge in SEO circles. One tip was to ask your friends for links from their web sites in order to boost link popularity. That would be OK if we all had the same number of friends. Guys like me can count our friends on one hand whereas most SEOs in India seem to have 10,000 friends. Anyway you splice it it is a link scheme of sorts and I was disappointed to see Cutts endorse it. -- Fred http://canadian-web-site-promotion.blogspot.com > Here is an article Cutt's recommends for those new to SEO. If anyone > new to SEO or websites is reading this group, IMO, read Matt Cutt's > blog if you do not already and the article he recommends here. > http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/free-seo-tips/ I hope this helps. Old > timers will scuff scuff? It's weak to say the least. "tags"... I lol-ed.  SignatureJohn Bokma http://johnbokma.com/ AISE/AWW/SEO/web development forum: http://seo-expert-wiki.com/ RankPay is a company that uses smart and effective ways to get your website ranked onto search engines such as, Google, MSN and Yahoo! What separates us from our competitors is that you dont pay until you rank. That's right we will perform SEO tasks for you until a higher ranked is achieved for your company!! <carminetrione@gmail.com> imagined ... > a company that uses smart and effective ways to get your > website ranked onto search engines such as, Google, MSN and Yahoo! > What separates us from our competitors is that you dont pay until you > rank. That's right we will perform SEO tasks for you until a higher > ranked is achieved for your company!! 1. So good that you need to drop Matt Cutts name? 2. So good that your spam omitted your own URL! Pissups and breweries come to mind! SignatureAndrew seo2seo.com sick-site-syndrome.com UK Residents: STOP THE "10p Tax Ripoff" Sign the petition to stop the government stealing from the very poorest tell your friends about this petition: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/10penceband/ ><carminetrione@gmail.com> imagined ... > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Pissups and breweries come to mind! I will offer the same deal, with a fixed price of $2. I have no intention of actually doing any work, but I figure that by random chance, some of my "customers" will get a higher rank despite me doing nothing.... :) SignatureGuy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> > I will offer the same deal, with a fixed price of $2. I have no > intention of actually doing any work, but I figure that by random > chance, some of my "customers" will get a higher rank despite me > doing nothing.... :) Hey, I saw him first ... I'll do nothing for $5.00 Andrew >><carminetrione@gmail.com> imagined ... >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >chance, some of my "customers" will get a higher rank despite me >doing nothing.... :) OK, who here is the jokester who anonymously transferred two dollars to my paypal account last night? Anyone have any ideas as to how to get a few thousand more of this sort of joke played on me? :) The Internet is a strange place.... SignatureGuy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> "Guy Macon" <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> wrote ... > OK, who here is the jokester who anonymously transferred two > dollars to my paypal account last night? I'd take that seriously; may be an identity theft is being planned ... SignatureAndrew seo2seo.com sick-site-syndrome.com UK Residents: STOP THE "10p Tax Ripoff" Sign the petition to stop the government stealing from the very poorest tell your friends about this petition: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/10penceband/ >"Guy Macon" <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> wrote ... > >> OK, who here is the jokester who anonymously transferred two >> dollars to my paypal account last night? > >I'd take that seriously; may be an identity theft is being planned ... How does sending money to a Paypal account help an identity thief? SignatureGuy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> > How does sending money to a Paypal account help an identity thief? Sending a couple of dollars to your account is part of Paypal's verification process. If I remember correctly they'd need to see the info that comes with it. Anyone have access to your bank statements? SignatureAndrew seo2seo.com sick-site-syndrome.com UK Residents: STOP THE "10p Tax Ripoff" Sign the petition to stop the government stealing from the very poorest tell your friends about this petition: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/10penceband/ >> How does sending money to a Paypal account help an identity thief? > >Sending a couple of dollars to your account is part of Paypal's verification >process. If I remember correctly they'd need to see the info that comes with >it. Ah. I understand why you might be concerned. I am well aware of the difference between the Paypal verification process and a payment by a third party, but your warning is a useful one for those who do not know the difference. >Anyone have access to your bank statements? No. I do not do online banking, all financial information on my PC is encrypted (AES encryption standard) on a machine running the QNX operating system, my bank statements arrive at a locked high-security mailbox, and I use a shredder that meets GSA NSA/CSS 02-01 specifications. In addition, I keep the the credit card and bank account associated with my PayPal account at a level where the total available funds are $10 for each, thus limiting my exposure if someone breaches my PayPal security. I am reasonably confident that the transaction I described was indeed one of my online buddies playing a little joke on me. SignatureGuy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> >RankPay is a company that uses smart and effective ways to get your >website ranked onto search engines such as, Google, MSN and Yahoo! >What separates us from our competitors is that you dont pay until you >rank. That's right we will perform SEO tasks for you until a higher >ranked is achieved for your company!! Higher ranking for what though? BB >>RankPay is a company that uses smart and effective ways to get your >>website ranked onto search engines such as, Google, MSN and Yahoo! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Higher ranking for what though? IQ? SignatureJohn Bokma http://johnbokma.com/ AISE/AWW/SEO/web development forum: http://seo-expert-wiki.com/ This is spam. I went to the rankpay dot com web site of yours and must point out what a bunch of frauds you are too. |
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