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It qoutes from WebGuerilla per Googles SE dominance.
/Very informative site guys. I have learned quite a bit...all *before* i put up my site.
[searched for zdnet and came up empty, sorry if already posted]
Smacko
Show-off. Flaunt it while you got it, eh, GG?
It's also in the newshub/tech [newshub.com] feed, that's where I picked it up.
It's a good article to use to explain some of the "shift" to the general public, no great revalations otherwise.
[news.com.com...]
I wonder how much pro bono work they do.
"As you're spending money with them as an advertiser, that spending does not buy you position; that spending buys you advice on how to get position--a byproduct of the advertising sport," said Data Recovery's Ahern, a client of WebGuerrilla.
People are only human, so its highly likely that this does occur.
Silverstein asserts that Google does not provide preferential treatment to advertisers in text results or target smaller sites for delisting. Google alters its algorithms all the time to improve search quality, he said, and sites might have seen changes recently because of a "fresh crawl" that updates up to 3 million documents more regularly.
How many of the Fortune 500, 1000, or other mega corporations that hire an SEO firm (or do it themselves) to show GoogleBot one thing and the searcher another end up with a PR0?
Maybe it happens, maybe we just don't hear about it.
I saw the word "editorial" mentioned 6 times in that article. I was just wondering if you have any journalism Phd's on staff or anyone else who has some depth/oversight/input in this area?
With your emerging emphasis on news I would think this type of skill set would be essential.
Nice update!
