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by explicitlyme 14y ago
Way to go!
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
thats the route I would take as well. But, I would use SEMrush to sniff out the rankings for Demand Media and other content farms, and then create quality content to target those keywords, trying to displace their crap hat content.
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
Some make &10,000 a DAY. Ever looked at the payday SERP in the UK? Google can't control it. I know at least 3-4 people who make £100,000 a year with just basic level spamming. If I scaled this technique http://explicitly.me/serp-sniffi
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
I assure you I am not racist, being an Indian raised in Kenya.
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
I am an Indian born in East Africa ;)
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
Ha! I should have... Maybe in the next version...
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
10 people targeting the same keyword. Only 10 spots on page one of the SERPS, if the on site content and site is well built, then who gets the top spot? The machine isn't clever enough yet to get the perfect answer, and till it is, humans a
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
Sometimes, that statement is fairly accurate, then in other times when google boosts its own commercial properties to increase their ad revenue, it wouldn't be.
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
I don't really. I do believe there is value in learning the dark side of this profession though. There aren't enough genuine SEOs that really understand both sides of the equation.
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
It was meant as humour, for other SEOs in reality. Kind of an in joke that took the hard part of our job and made it funny. Frankly, as in any industry, you have to adapt. (I am the Author of that site)
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by explicitlyme 14y ago
Actually you are more right than you think. Frankly I would rather do something else than SEO. Like real marketing. (I am the author of said site)