Comments on: Bad SEO Habits http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/ The web analytics blog of Michael Helbling Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:02:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: mymo http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-100 mymo Wed, 01 Mar 2006 23:21:49 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-100 Jason, Please see my post about this matter <a href="http://www.mymotech.com/?p=49">here.</a> Jason,
Please see my post about this matter here.

]]> By: Bad SEO Tactics: Unethical or just Unwise?: Mymotech - Analytics, SEO, and stuff http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-99 Bad SEO Tactics: Unethical or just Unwise?: Mymotech - Analytics, SEO, and stuff Wed, 01 Mar 2006 23:16:52 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-99 [...] When I wrote about Ditech using NOSCRIPT tags to put SEO’d content on their pages I used the word unethical a few times. In retrospect, unethical is probably not the best word for it. What a company decides to put on their webpages is not a matter of ethics unless it is breaking some law or something. Obviously, there is a little more water in that well, but I don’t want to get into it. Now, unwise or dumb may be a suitable moniker for what is happening on Ditech.com. [...] […] When I wrote about Ditech using NOSCRIPT tags to put SEO’d content on their pages I used the word unethical a few times. In retrospect, unethical is probably not the best word for it. What a company decides to put on their webpages is not a matter of ethics unless it is breaking some law or something. Obviously, there is a little more water in that well, but I don’t want to get into it. Now, unwise or dumb may be a suitable moniker for what is happening on Ditech.com. […]

]]> By: chris http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-83 chris Thu, 23 Feb 2006 23:56:09 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-83 Please explain this comment, "If nothing happens eventually the credibility of the organic results will erode." While I'm not for "spam" results in natural search please explain how this result, which is 100% relevant to the search term, in anyway hurts the user experience? Please explain this comment, “If nothing happens eventually the credibility of the organic results will erode.”

While I’m not for “spam” results in natural search please explain how this result, which is 100% relevant to the search term, in anyway hurts the user experience?

]]> By: Blackhat SEO: Who Else is thinking about this?: Mymotech http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-59 Blackhat SEO: Who Else is thinking about this?: Mymotech Fri, 06 Jan 2006 05:20:38 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-59 [...] Turns out I am not the only one thinking about unethical SEO. On the same day as my post about Bad SEO habits, there were some other notable posts around the internet. [...] […] Turns out I am not the only one thinking about unethical SEO. On the same day as my post about Bad SEO habits, there were some other notable posts around the internet. […]

]]> By: mymo http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-58 mymo Thu, 05 Jan 2006 02:58:33 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-58 Ahh yes, but the technorati tags are at least visible without doing browser backflips. :) Ahh yes, but the technorati tags are at least visible without doing browser backflips. :)

]]> By: Joel http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-57 Joel Thu, 05 Jan 2006 02:53:53 +0000 http://www.mymotech.com/bad-seo-habits/#comment-57 I see you managed to include "SEO" twice, "Search Engine Optimization" and "Home Equity Loans" in your technorati tags. Very organic. I see you managed to include “SEO” twice, “Search Engine Optimization” and “Home Equity Loans” in your technorati tags. Very organic.

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