seo wont exist in 2015........

There is no way in hell that they can do that sort of thing. As long as people are using google for searching and those kind of stuff, SEO will still exist. It's going to be tougher for internet marketers to do their job now than it used to but they can't take out SEO EVER. Google is still finding a way to separate the organic sites and the SEO sites which they won't figure out at least for another few years maybe.
 
More than just SEO won't stop existing in 2015, unless we're to disbelieve everything G tells us about SEO(which has worked well so far), SEO as it stands today will continue for years to come.

They could be wrong, they could be lying, but everything does point to SEO sticking around for a while.

Search engines use the work of SEO to make their product better. We win, they win. It's a strange competitor-friend relationship we have, but the sex is great.
 
whatever you know about seo is not correct.SEO was ,SEO is and SEO will.
 
There will be more SEO experts here in 2015 than we have today, even if SEO somehow dies before 2014 end.
 
If Google is allowed to keep editing and controlling the WWW, the WWW itself will no longer exist as we knew it. It'll become Google's junkyard.
 
SEO = Inbound Marketing in 2015. That's why SEO MOZ have made a transition to MOZ which aligns with inbound marketing instead of SEO specifically.
 
Ive also come to this conclusion myself. I am now working on the good whithat method of Mr cutts. Gonna try just doing guest posts and that kind of junk :P
 
Ive also come to this conclusion myself. I am now working on the good whithat method of Mr cutts. Gonna try just doing guest posts and that kind of junk :P

White hat?
You are planting backlinks to your site to push the search result weight in your favour.
Manually placing links to your site is black, no matter how you try and convince yourself otherwise :P
 
yes if people stops to use search engine then it definitely exits, but don't worry it never happens
 
White hat?
You are planting backlinks to your site to push the search result weight in your favour.
Manually placing links to your site is black, no matter how you try and convince yourself otherwise :P

So, you're saying that doing guest posts on another blog or article site - say the Huffington Post or Techcrunch - which then has an Author Bio section that has a manually placed link to your website - is black hat? Or that I have links back to my site from my LinkedIn, SoundCloud, Github, Facebook Page, Slideshare, Twitter, and multitude of other web 2.0 properties that I created..

SHIT.

Now I'm worried Cutts is gonna cut my sites from the engines too.
 
Not this crap again. If that's the best you can come up with here then you should find another forum. I mean, seriously?
 
blackhat = SEO ,every link u build manually or auto is black hat,white hat does not exist in 2014
 
guys i have read many articles and blogs in which i read that seo wont exist in 2015.................so is it true ........is google changing its processes and algorithms.............if yes then if i learn seo and it wont exist in 2015 then what is it worth.........pls ans

Mmm... SEO will exist if one person is trying to do something to get a better position in the ranking of the search engines, and that will continue in 2015 and maybe in 2115.

Everybody want to be in the TOP 10 or better and there are more than 10 sites in every niche, so the Strategy to get a better ranking position will continue as far as Search Engines existis.
 
White hat?
You are planting backlinks to your site to push the search result weight in your favour.
Manually placing links to your site is black, no matter how you try and convince yourself otherwise :P

Or getting G+, Facebook shares, etc. using addmefast or whatever other tactic.
Using a tactic to have a better ranking is SEO and it will exists as long as search engines exists.
 
of course SEO will exist in 2015. Google is a multi-billion dollar company that has shareholders. It's not going to vanish overnight.

Things will always change in terms of how we rank sites, but I'm pretty sure we will always have organic results in the search engines.

The organic results are needed in order for Google to attract people to Adwords!

Plus Google is all about user experience and that means having organic results which means having SEO in some form. The only things that change or more like evolve are the processes.
 
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