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The GoogleGuy Says site, which I covered in GoogleGuy Says: Google's Forum Posts, received a WebMasterWorld posted cease and desist from GoogleGuy…
Search engines like quality content - the more, generally speaking, the better. Clogging up that well written on-page text that you spent so much time on (and search engine spiders like so much) with underlying page architecture code gets in the way of making your site more visible to search engines.
The Gmail repercussions are being felt throughout the web industry. The controversy caused by Gmail placing ads in emails, the allowance of large attachments, and of course, the 1 gigabyte of storage have all been discussed in great detail.
Due to the wealth of information available online, the internet is a great place for people to research purchases before they buy. Consumers often want to explore their options by comparing various products and vendors before they make a decision.
Competition in the search engine business is fierce. There are 3 major companies vying for the top spot, with a few smaller companies biting at the big engine's heels. To innovate within the search industry is to develop niche search engines.
There are seo techniques that can get your site banned from Google if you're caught or one of your competitors notices and turns you in for spamming. These techniques, commonly referred to as "black hat" techniques, are the topic of many forum threads, and have brought ruin to many an unsuspecting optimizer.
