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My forecast:
Google seo.
Backlinks will be vanished as very important search ranking factor (it will be devalued to to the point where it's importance is like on-site seo). Instead they will increase importance of text index. Which would go to other google "trend" - Google alerts. I think that building fresh topical content will be key for success. If you will target keywords without "fresh" attribute - you will rank them with "fresh" content indexing.
Trends for blackhat.
Spinnable content (spinned sentences and then atleast 50% spinned words in them), investing time for best results.
Outsourcing keywords.
Outsourcing tools via VPS.
Making satellite pages and then blasting them with tools with slow indexing.
Making it even more expensive/same result as at 2012 we will have even more players in SEO field.
And of course,
reputation management as offline-online ventures will be really worthy with all kinds of businesses. Topic is getting popular.
I really dont know much about SEO but I will learn it, I am motivated as hell to learn it. lol
GOAL = $20/per day COSISTENTLY.
If only it was that easy for $1kCareful what you wish for, it'll come true...
Aim higher.
If only it was that easy for $1k![]()
I'd also say, bounce rate it something obvious.
If Google sees that visitors are finding nothing useful on your website, they leave very quickly, Google does not want low quality websites.
i agree.. just a few weeks ago Mcutts posted that they were doing some "testing" against that.Google is trying to make itself able to "read" I believe and will eventually be able to tell gibberish from actual english to a higher degree. So I'd spend more time spinning WELL. That is my MAIN prediction. Beware of it.
Google will follow. They will benefit LARGE authority websites, with deep linking, popular 2.0 websites and BIG information websites. I think MNS will begin to die out.
So, I'd make your MNS into ANS (Authority niche sites).
Anyone agree?