When doing SEO stuff I observed some strangethings. Anyone else noticed?
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It's called SEO spam or blog spam.  \n\nBasically it's computer-generated randomness but the purpose is to show up in the search engines so people click, then (hopefully) they click again on one of the Google AdSense ads that are on the spam page.  You can buy software that churns out these pages automatically by the thousands. It's a typical case of "scam of the week" because all the money is made by the guys selling the software to suckers who believe that spamming people is a legitimate business.\n\nGood luck,\nScott
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Google for example has crawlers finding pages once per week, but they found them by the title, so whatever is in the title of your html script is what shows, now in order for you to list your page to different search engines, you must find one of them companies doing this for a fee, then I don't know what techniques they use but your page goes right on the first places everywhere..☺
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it has con write all over it n my comp has been goin crazy since i looked at ur site...my comp beta nt hav some virus coz of it!!\n\nsry if its nt because of it but since i clicked off ur website my comp is commin up loads of +++++++ by its self and its sayin spyware stuff has been detected. Im nt gr8 with comps but i think iv deleted everything now anyway and its nt happened again in the last 20mins so hopefully whatever it was is now gone
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I have seen spyware do this, have you scanned the system with spybot or adaware? This could also indicate a denial of service attack.
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From time to time Google is constantly changing its algorithm and ranking factors. \n\nBlogs used to give more importance to google earlier but not now.\n\nThey check for various things before indexing blogs.\n\nSo you will have to wait for that.
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You noticed that too!  I just though it was me, but this needs to be investigated.\n\nMy guess is that they have to limit the space they have the columns in OR maybe yahoo has to pay for the words and to save money, they drop a couple of words here and there.
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Probably the webmaster messed up with something. If this message keeps showing, he could possible not be aware of this, so you better contact him.
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Yes, I've seen this guy trying to bring people to his web site. Kinda creepy to me. You girls have to be careful!\nI reported him 'cause he is using this site to promote his site. sounds like garbage to me.
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have you submitted it site search engines and payed fees to have it listed in them, and you need good meta tags and keywords for it to come up in searches. when I put one out there, I try to put real unusual keywords that will not bring up too many sites, and I got there about 20 times a day or more to brink its hit ranking up, it is a slow process, unless you pay to have it put out there with Yahoo or someone
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I DON'T KNOW, \ni also wonder,some times the new web page comes and most of the time the old one,\ni don't really know what the heck they do on their web
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The header at is very hard to make out, you really cant read the words. Also have a brown background is kind of odd on a page about fruit (not that you should make it some neon color). Finally making your links javascript pop-ups, while a nice idea, may effect your search engine ranking, depends how you set them up, having direct links are probably the way to go.
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The more "key words" you use in your page, the more likely it will come up in a search. If you look, sometimes you'll see sites that have what appear to be random words grouped together somewhere on the page, that's why they do it. Also, for a small fee, you can pay to have your site be hit a minimum times per day.
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Well, not really. (making alot of sense) There's a way to link someone's website to certain search words by somehow putting the term on it and then hoarding it with links to that term. Google works by how many links your website takes hits on and that determines how high up on the search you come. It really isn't a coincidence.
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Interesting, when doing a google I get another Yahoo Answers address on this--it is a scam.  Hmm.
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most definitely...have you noticed that when you search on yahoo.com, sometimes the search results include links to specific questions on yahoo! answers if it's related to your search?\n\ni searched for something today and found my answer not in the search results, but in a  link to yahoo! answers.\n\ngood stuff!
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hmmmmmmmm........i wonder what search engines are for
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The problem here is relevancy -- what's to guarantee that the sites you link to and who link back to you are relevant to your own?\n\nWithout relevancy you're just getting random traffic -- this isn't an optimization, it's just another way to lead customers on a walk around the web and annoy them when they can't find what they want.\n\nI'd post more but I didn't read too deeply into the website. It's more work than I prefer to do on this website, and anyway, you'd think that they'd explain the relevancy question in bold type on the front page instead of talking about how much traffic you can get.  That's very 1990's, banner-ad marketing-thought, not at all appropriate for the current age.