Shaddows - 2:26 pm on Sep 9, 2009 (gmt 0)

The best possible results for everyone is a fine utopian goal which they should be trying to get *close to*. Yep. And kudos to them for trying to be the best they can be.

Since its been lamentably absent in this thread so far, let me be the first to ask where that leave us webmasters. Eh?

How can we manipulate our google rankings when literally no one has the same rankings? What happens to all those running thin affilliates that no one wants? Are we now expected to somehow cater to our customers needs and desires, rather than engage in pure algorithmic exploitation?

Maybe that should be my first question on Googborg<-- Why wont borg and google concatenate nicely?.
How can money be made while continuing to ignore users?

Tongue firmly in cheek throughout

On a slightly more serious note, will we have to add demography to the growing raft of skills required to be a successful SEO? I mean, knowing your target audience has always been key to running a business, including an online business- but this would be specifically SEO related demographic targeting.