Quote:
Originally Posted by tranza
Lol, you just CAN'T be serious..........
|
SEO:
There's those who use the same techniques over and over again.
And there's those who understand that Google collects data and looks for patterns in that data.
Real SEO's look for patterns in Google's serps and in their own networks. SEO is about having control over as many factors Google might use to judge your site as possible.
One of the most primitive examples of controlling one of those factors is link building. There's a huge difference between 1000s of oneway links from unrelated sites and 100 recip links from related sites and 20000 oneway links from related sites....
Most SEO's stop at link building and some on-site optimization. However, those are only the tip of the iceberg. Why would Google bother collecting tons of information if they didn't use it or were planning on using it in the future?
fact is, Google uses A LOT of information. Just mention a url in an email to a gmail account and you can be sure Google will use that. Use their DNS service and you can be sure they use that info. etc etc.