Help Google Come Up With Future Algorithm Names!

Using Facebook's social plugin. If properly placed, with manual link building (like joining similar communities) and soft advertising (like in your profile or signature) or adding links to active (not spammy) blogs eventually with patience you will start the snowball. When google's algorithm changes hits you won't be affected (unless someone "neg seo's") but that is another topic.

I get top SERP's with little as 50 backlinks.

I think it's possible that we have opposing opinions on naturality.

This is what I'd consider natural.

Build a site. On site SEO + social plugins. Create a fanpage, twitter, and whatever social media account. It all starts from scratch.

People find your site, via a search result, then like/follow you because they want your updates. Your fanbase increases.

Other people write about you and link to you because you're a worthwhile source.

You know, the natural process of things..

I could've gone into it a little more but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying.
 
How about the name
Rajnikant
i think it will suit to their all future updates.(because they are also a fucking shit like him)
indians will understand this.
 
Since G is big on fluffy animals, I introduce the Pika Update
Pika - It's a cute, tiny, furry mammal that squeaks and gathers flowers
 
Hippopotomonstrosesquiapedaliophobia
Is the most recent update penalizing websites with scary big words. Because you know, Google wants the general public to understand general content. As the average IQ decreases, they will stricken the update in more advanced future versions.
 
I think it's possible that we have opposing opinions on naturality.

This is what I'd consider natural.

Build a site. On site SEO + social plugins. Create a fanpage, twitter, and whatever social media account. It all starts from scratch.

People find your site, via a search result, then like/follow you because they want your updates. Your fanbase increases.

Other people write about you and link to you because you're a worthwhile source.

You know, the natural process of things..

I could've gone into it a little more but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying.

I believe if the community warrants it or blog warrants it and your site has the information requested or is relevent dropping a link is not a bad thing but I understand what you are saying. I allow links in forums I run and blogs (although all my blogs are custom built. I don't use wordpress etc)

I scan the comment, past posting, links, how many backlinks and decide if the content is relevent, the age of the domain and history. If it looks natural ill leave it although that is few and far between

Bottom line I guess as long as what you do works for you and passes these updates at the end of the day we all cash our checks. :)
 
I think it's possible that we have opposing opinions on naturality.

This is what I'd consider natural.

Build a site. On site SEO + social plugins. Create a fanpage, twitter, and whatever social media account. It all starts from scratch.

People find your site, via a search result, then like/follow you because they want your updates. Your fanbase increases.

Other people write about you and link to you because you're a worthwhile source.

You know, the natural process of things..

I could've gone into it a little more but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying.

Every attempt to manipulate the search algorithm is considered not "natural" by Google and therefore is against their TOS. Even "Manual" Link Building and exploiting Social Media. The sole existence of onsite SEO is to game the algorithm and not to create content that people like.
 
Floccinauccinihilipilification

It means: "act or habit to deny the value of some particular things"

I went and looked this up and that word actually exists...

If I was at a bar and someone said this word to me, I'd punch them halfway through.
 
"Mushroom" - Feeds people full of sh*t and keeps them in the dark..
 
Every attempt to manipulate the search algorithm is considered not "natural" by Google and therefore is against their TOS. Even "Manual" Link Building and exploiting Social Media. The sole existence of onsite SEO is to game the algorithm and not to create content that people like.

Seems like a pretty legit definition. I knew it was out there. Thanks for bringing that in.


I would say cheers, but we're not at the bar.

Best of luck.
 
Google update VODKA... because the serps look like the town drunk picked them.
 
aspacmass

another shitty pathetic approach by crazy maniac assholes
 
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