The Christian fanatics burnt that library to the ground 1,800 years ago. It's going to happen anyway, and almost no SEO people have a good math education anyway.You scare me, winatnorisk. Seems like singularity already produced a bored chatbot backed by Ptolemy´s Great Alexandria library...
Have not tried it yet, but studied Googlebot patent license, was a physics major with vector calculus up the yin-yang in undergraduate and graduate school, used Web Position Gold, SEMRush, and WebSEO (for white hat) and search engine "altruism" means multi-tier should always rank you higher, with cross-linking for extra insurance if middle tiers remove forward link, as they still rank higher and forward links to higher Pagerank sites (authority URL's) are the only forward links that get a higher score. The general psychology, whether DA or MT link building, is to give administrators a reason to retain links, never remove them, and accept more, especially a multi-tier paid affiliate incentive. Many employers right now are not paying their employees and prevail in court. Ebay is putting their employees in homeless shelters. If a multi-tier seller does not pay their bills, forward links are removed, and seller falls off the top of a pyramid. Dante is my middle name. Thank you.
Same here. But COVID-19 means more people are forced to live at home and use Internet, both as customers and producers. So the future's market says, as it must get worse before it gets better, there is a way to start a labor guild and team up with cheaper-per-unit software when bought and shared in bulk.Very interesting. For some [me for example] this is out of my pay grade...covid messed my income up big time.
There is link text relevance, and then page-to-page relevance. Some people still use spelled out URL's, not anchor text of questionable relevance, but Google admits they reward you based on keyword distribution scores in URL strings separate from link score.You remind me very much of a Russian guy on here that had some very interesting findings on the topic.
I’ll try my best to find the post but I believe you may find great enjoyment in reading through his work
Edit - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/secret-pagerank.1200109/
It may be hard to decipher with the broken translation but there’s some pretty interesting stuff in there, definitely worth taking a look.
Same here. But COVID-19 means more people are forced to live at home and use Internet, both as customers and producers. So the future's market says, as it must get worse before it gets better, there is a way to start a labor guild and team up with cheaper-per-unit software when bought and shared in bulk.
Thank you. Eigenvector algebra is not that hard, happy to help. With more horsepower of servers in the future to break things up and combine concepts into and from smaller increments (calculus, based on idealized equations of "slightly greater then zero" piece-analysis), I will show you how to use vector calculus to build hypocycloids (or "turbines"), more efficient, longer lasting, and stronger than pyramids. Kind of like a bump for an ocean wave. Fourier is also important to predict upward trendiness of the anchor-text in your back links, and use the timing of the ocean for wave-time analysis, the forces, energy, and how irregular becomes more regular with fractals, metaNURBS, etc., better image searching, better memory compression now highly necessary with too many bottlenecks in bandwidth limitations, especially with all the COVID-19 nuttiness. Use WordTracker. I wrote a Python script that would grab source code from Google Trends, Google changed all the words to images the next day (2018). In 2004, I invented word mergers (3 columns) for Adwords for a firm in LA, long-tail keywords in much higher volume and faster, cheaper, more targeted, Google got rid of spreadsheets the next day.Simple awesome man, as sergey in the secret-pagerank.... You bring more algebra focused point of view , an engineering mind to the SEO´s table.
I am sure here all the smart asses without realizing would crack some engineering formulas .
John Leger, Prosperative and TheBestSpinner. Everything is a "spin", even when you go from word mergers, synonym and word group spins, and to what is loosely called "article writing". When you write a book report, you read the book, then references, say, Wikipedia, Cliff Notes, Master Plots, etc., but you as an individual have your own "unique" interpretation, writing patterns, philosophy, etc., but words are finite and your writing philosophy becomes more predictable over time.Are there any case studies tied to the content being shared as to sites ranking that you or someone associated with you have done @winatnorisk?
John Leger, Prosperative and TheBestSpinner. Everything is a "spin", even when you go from word mergers, synonym and word group spins, and to what is loosely called "article writing". When you write a book report, you read the boat, then references, say, wikipedia, cliff notes, master plots, etc., but you as an individual have your own "unique" interpretation, writing patterns, philosophy, etc., but words are finite and your writing philosophy becomes more predictable over time.
That's why article scraping with pattern matching, especially if you address all the pages of the blog you want to post to, is so critical. Nothing is random (forget about Quantum Mechanics, and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principles, that is for sub-atomic particles. In the macro, they are negligible). Strength in numbers with article sharing (call it ideas sharing for now) is essential, as Leger will not volunteer information. That's why you all need to lobby Damen Diamond for a private, paid forum, so we don't "work ourselves out of a job".
But neither scraping nor spinning will create anything new. I do it too, I will not lie. But Im know that no matter how good you can scrape with close patterns, spin and whatever, you are still just regurgitatting someone elses thoughts and words.That's why article scraping with pattern matching, especially if you address all the pages of the blog you want to post to, is so critical.