Sites ranking #1 using that technique in SRC

Extensive keywords on img src

[silverbytes]

I saw two different sites using this stuffing technique and ranking #1

Note how they use the folder name to put keywords with commas and spaces, since they use it in img folders they have the page full of keywords

<SCRIPT language=JavaScript
src="blue widgets, red widgets, green_widgets/guide_bis.js" type=text/JavaScript></SCRIPT>

What do you think about it?
Is that useful?
Ethical?

[edited by: mona at 5:22 pm (utc) on July 15, 2005]

[mona]

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[twistydog]

I thought search engines didn't read javascript anyways.

[Don_Hoagie]

That is also my understanding, that script tags are ignored by the likes of Google and Yahoo.

[softwareengineer99]

That is also my understanding, that script tags are ignored by the likes of Google and Yahoo.

One site I know had a normal JS file included (no keywords, just a normal file using src="file.js") in their pages. The JS file was not linked from anywhere. The JS file started showing a PR of 6 (through robots.txt we had to disallow the JS file).

Someone on WW commented that Mozilla Gbot can understand JS.