- Content Exchange (?)
- Posted by Fritz M on August 8th, 2005
small mouse wrote:
Your SERP position can be influenced by who you link to, i.e. linking
to bad neighborhoods.
RFM
- Posted by Big Bill on August 8th, 2005
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 15:39:01 +0000 (UTC), "small mouse"
<swampdeer@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey! I've won then, probably. I can't remember the argument now.
O dear! Resounding blow - again - for those who preach the power of
PR!
and, indeed, link-spammers. Ring any bells?
er, it is already to a degree, and will no doubt go more that way in
the future. I wasn't going to say anything myself, but, well, you've
blown it now, haven't you?
You're getting near the Hilltop. Loosely speaking. I always check to
see results in Teoma as they arguably give the best indication of
manifest peer respect through linking.
BB
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- Posted by small mouse on August 9th, 2005
Hi Bill
Great, its good to know other people are finding similar effects up in those
hills!
Can you elaborate on this phrase "the best indication of manifest peer
respect through linking"
I don't know much about Teoma, are you saying that Teoma's algorithm/results
gives an insight into a site's status that isn't as obvious when looking at
the Google results? Is Teoma less reliant on link text?
S
- Posted by Big Bill on August 9th, 2005
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 08:04:30 +0000 (UTC), "small mouse"
<swampdeer@gmail.com> wrote:
If your peers like you, ie associated sites, this will be reflected
more in Teoma than in Google.
I have one client who is fortunate enough for there to be a zillion
trade-related organisations with web sites and industrious enough to
be bothered to go alert them of his existence. He does well in Teoma
as well as Google, whereas I can only drag most client's into good
ranks in Google. Ptooie!
BB
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www.kruse.co.uk/ seo@kruse.demon.co.uk
Elvis does my SEO
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