FilipMKD
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Indexing its one part of the story, understanding is another.
Example.
I can index images, but if i don't add alt tag google doesn't knows what's the image about.
Same shit about this.
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Indexing its one part of the story, understanding is another.
Example.
I can index images, but if i don't add alt tag google doesn't knows what's the image about.
Same shit about this.
Yes, your point is clear. But even without Alt, Google can understand what is your image about, because of the context of the page, and the similarity with others.
My question is, how can be this useful? For sure Google cannot index it well? Or can we use it just to keep users in our website for a bit longer? Maybe mixing this with some real unique paragraphs...
Anyhow, this kind of tricks once posted remain in Internet forever, and Google that quickly evolves, we will be penalized in the future.
Another screenshot to share
SoccerLover
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Awesome method, will love to try out.
BreaknBrix
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This is the weirdest fucking thing I've ever seen.
It's like there's a whole nother internet that exists..... that's yet to be created. Almost like the twilight zone. Search engines can clearly find and index the content. Based on the example posted by qrazy.
If you handwrite 10 articles, then copy 1000 in this format, add them to a site, you should now have a 1010 page site.
As in, 1010 pages indexed by Google. So Google is going to think your site is very big. Even if those pages aren't getting found by people. I'm not sure if this would give your site authority status though due to the format. Cause if noones using the format, then Google can't semantically dissect it. Which would lead me to believe that Google "understands" the content like a 5 year old would understand English.
So if Google is really stupid, the content has value. If Google is really smart, the content is utterly useless.
As we all know, Google is pretty smart. You can type in shit you're not even sure you're looking for and Google will find it.
Yesterday I Googled "white shit on windows"
Had no idea what it was. Google brought me to an article about hard water stains and why they're so hard to remove. I was happy. Google saved the day again. Based on that recent experience, I'd have to guess this method is useless. Unless you happen to be a terrorist and need a secret way to communicate.
It's like there's a whole nother internet that exists..... that's yet to be created. Almost like the twilight zone. Search engines can clearly find and index the content. Based on the example posted by qrazy.
If you handwrite 10 articles, then copy 1000 in this format, add them to a site, you should now have a 1010 page site.
As in, 1010 pages indexed by Google. So Google is going to think your site is very big. Even if those pages aren't getting found by people. I'm not sure if this would give your site authority status though due to the format. Cause if noones using the format, then Google can't semantically dissect it. Which would lead me to believe that Google "understands" the content like a 5 year old would understand English.
So if Google is really stupid, the content has value. If Google is really smart, the content is utterly useless.
As we all know, Google is pretty smart. You can type in shit you're not even sure you're looking for and Google will find it.
Yesterday I Googled "white shit on windows"
Had no idea what it was. Google brought me to an article about hard water stains and why they're so hard to remove. I was happy. Google saved the day again. Based on that recent experience, I'd have to guess this method is useless. Unless you happen to be a terrorist and need a secret way to communicate.
quietlearner
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- Jun 22, 2015
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This is interesting, reminds me of something we used to do 8 or 10 years ago where inserting invisible ascii codes caused content to become unique. However, I would want to see proof that Google believes this is unique because Googlebot is smart enough to understand the context of written content. To me it seems highly unlikely that it can't get around utf-8 encoded characters.
They already do. The developer of this script made his money by selling content on Fiverr using this.
karam76
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- Dec 23, 2014
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invalid header !
That's the main reason why it passed copyscape. Thanks for sharing...
It's not for seo, only to earn.
But simply we can rewrite a sentence with less effort and must manually. will share one day.
karam76
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- Dec 23, 2014
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That's the main reason why it passed copyscape. Thanks for sharing...
It's not for seo, only to earn.
But simply we can rewrite a sentence with less effort and must manually. will share one day.
you got it, but i think you skipped my TWIST. if you exaclty follow what i am saying then only few words will loose meaning but google will be able to read your KW's, don't know whether you can use it with adsense but for sure you can use this method for web 2.0 to generate unique content and easily escape copyright cases.
mumin4sure
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- May 10, 2014
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Do i hear someone made mention that its very good method to get adsense account approved ?
i think i can make money with this by selling adsense account
i think i can make money with this by selling adsense account
karam76
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you heard wrong .
karam76
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you can simply copy paste are paragraph from article into google, if google fetches no results then your content contains unicode.