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Old 07-21-2008, 07:23 AM
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Default Re: How to optimize blog

OK guys. In this thread an SEO from Pakistan said I am wrong. But what does our Google Spam Team Chief Matt Cutts say about this?

Quote:
Q: Can you give me an example of the sort of things you’d be interested in hearing about?
A: Sure. Here are some paid text links on a site dedicated to Linux:

There are a few interesting things about these links. If you take off your webmaster hat and put on a user hat for a minute, you quickly start asking yourself questions like “Why is a Linux site linking to a bunch of poker, pills, and gambling sites?” Users often consider links like this spammy or low-quality. I’m sure some people will happily defend links like these, but in my experience people who search on Google don’t want links like these to affect Google’s search results.
Source: How to report paid links

And now my question is: What does an attorney have to do with an SEO or Web Design agency? I would be pissed off searching in Google for an attorney and getting for results SEO or Web designers. You not?

Some further reading info for further education:
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