Interesting Article on the "NEW SEO"

[marcus528]

I recently came across this article that goes into details about the "NEW SEO"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/penny-c-sansevieri/the-new-seo-how-to-build-_b_2076273.html

Do you guys agree or disagree?

 

[4trsuted]

Found nothing new in that article

 

[Smeems]

Absolutely nothing of value to take from this post. Just another "reputable" news corp jumping on the SEO bandwagon. Remains me of that awful Forbes link-bait article a few months back.

Nothing to see here, move along.

 

[LakeForest]

The writer visited BHW and copy pasted. There is literally nothing there that isn't discussed on the daily here.

 

[Norman Bates]

I'd bet $50 that the guy who wrote that lurked here on BHW and got the idea here.

 

[balsagoth007]

To the commenters: Thanks for saving my time!

 

[sidewaysd]

To the commenters: Thanks for saving my time!

Agreed! Take 5 seconds to skim over it after reading a few commentors opinions... next topic.

 

[SkyrocketSEO]

Images on your website: Each of the images on your website should be named. This is called Alt text.

This is from that "Interesting" article you are talking about. Please no more links with interesting articles.

 

[Eagle Eye]

not really interesting at all. dont waste your time reading it

 

[robotluv]

NY Times jumps all over Google with their SEO pieces and now HuffPo, a real rubbish online publication, wants in on the action too.

This author looks like she's a mommy blogger, PR/social media specialist, who just copy/pasted 10% of what is in Google's official webmaster SEO document.

Not worth reading.

 

[PeaceLoveSubmission1]

This person has absolutley no idea what they are talking about....BLACK HAT HAS NOT PASSED

 

[Endire]

Great article marcus,

I agree that the SEO world is always changing and changing quickly. It is becoming more clear that Google is trying to distance itself from using links as a ranking factor for good content. This is evidenced by its startup of Google Plus and Google Authorship programs. They are very close to finding a good way to tie quality content to the authors that produce it. Once they are able to do this consistently and effectively, things like backlink building will no longer be very effective, at least for Google.

Check out this post on authorship,

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-prepare-for-authorrank-and-get-the-jump-on-google

Hope that answers your question,

Shawn

 

[kideze]

It was probably a guest post linking to an agency, so they can seem knowledgeable. Black hat will never die just got harder and still is the base of many key finds in SEO

 

[keval007]

This guy want traffic on that article from BHW members......!