I was under the impression that hidden content that is not rendered by default is given less weight by Google. Just wondering if anyone tested this and actually know the answer?
Hi All, need quick straw poll. Do you guys (and gals) think that hiding chunks of text for design purposes using CSS is bad for SEO? Especially considering the keywords will only be in the non-visible text (with a read more link to expand and make the full text visible)
I know google says it is...
There has been cases of SEO companies being taken to court by ex-clients. http://blog.ericgoldman.org/archives/2014/05/advertiser-may-have-claims-against-seo-firm-using-undisclosed-spammy-practices.htm
Unethical and illegal if it can be proven.
And I would say that the vast majority of amateurish attempts at negseo are easily provable if you have deep enough pocket.
If however someone who know what they are doing carries it out, the chances of average joe in discovering who did it, let alone...
Ctr does work but only temporarily. As soon as the traffic declines, your Serps will do also. We do a lot of viral marketing and see this all the time. I believe that if you read Rand's post, he came to the same conclusion.
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