Iwanttobeorb Newbie Joined Aug 26, 2018 Messages 32 Reaction score 3 Oct 7, 2018 #1 Has anyone tried this or had any luck with it? Any idea if Google looks down on this practice?
deedee1whoa Elite Member Joined Aug 23, 2010 Messages 2,625 Reaction score 1,089 Oct 7, 2018 #2 Well, I think Google monitors the comments, and you get the result not from the title but from someone's words in a comment. It's interesting though, cool idea, I'll give you that. Let's see what others think.
Well, I think Google monitors the comments, and you get the result not from the title but from someone's words in a comment. It's interesting though, cool idea, I'll give you that. Let's see what others think.
S SaleSmith Newbie Joined Oct 5, 2018 Messages 16 Reaction score 2 Oct 7, 2018 #3 Try to put some of them into google search string. If you`ll find this text source page, that is meaning that google has indexed it.
Try to put some of them into google search string. If you`ll find this text source page, that is meaning that google has indexed it.
kn1ves Power Member Joined Aug 25, 2018 Messages 711 Reaction score 1,249 Oct 8, 2018 #4 I use the transcripts sometimes for T1 content mixed with some other sources, just make sure they're unique.
I use the transcripts sometimes for T1 content mixed with some other sources, just make sure they're unique.
Iwanttobeorb Newbie Joined Aug 26, 2018 Messages 32 Reaction score 3 Oct 8, 2018 Thread Starter Thread Starter #5 thanks for the replies guys