October 11th, 2004, 10:23 PM
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SEO Email Spam - What Not To Do
Thought I would highlight some of the worst of the worst SEO email spam I have gotten lately. This even got through Yahoo email spam filters. Hopefully it might save some people some trouble. And look you can order today and save money with a coupon!!
Quote: The rules may change, but the game will remain the same. Guaranteed
listing on MSN, HotBot, Yahoo, Google, Looksmart, Alta Vista,AOL, iWon,
About.com, Ask Jeeves, Excite and many more...
- Keywords Analysis
- Submission Reports
- Hand Submission
- Website Optimization
- Doorway Pages
Service Details: link removed
SPECIAL OFFER! By placing your order today and arranging
your payment
thru PayPal you can save 5% by entering coupon code: 6CBA1E |
The reason the email is a sham, is first you should only be concerned with about 1/3 of the search engines mentioned above if you are after organic placement. Secondly, some of above engines are now defunct, which tell me this fake-marketer, definately hasn't been keeping up with whats been going on.
About the features.
Keyword Analysis you can do on your own. Use one of the below tools:
https://adwords.google.com/select/m...=KeywordSandbox
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/
Submission reports are not necessary if you do it on your own. Ranking reports are a better method of keeping track, even better put it on auto.
Hand submission was good back in the day, but now you don't need to submit anywhere in order to get into the search engines. Webiste submission you can learn here on SEOchat, through a couple months reading and applying. And doorway pages, don't get me started. Not a flavor of SEO I endorse in any way.
Last edited by Phoenix : October 11th, 2004 at 10:27 PM.
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