To pick truthiness from reality. And that takes experience. But mainly a little fact check SEO Discussions That Ne to Die Sometimes the SEO industry feels like one huge Groundhog Day. No matter how many times you have discussions with people on the same old topics these issues seem to pop back into blogs/social mia streams with almost regular periodicity. And every time it does just the authors are new the arguments and the contra arguments are all the same. Due to this sad situation I have decid to make a short list of such issues/discussions and hopefully if one of you is feel particularly inspir by it and it prevents you from start/engag in such a debate then it was worth writ. So here are SEO’s most annoy discussion topics in no particular order: Blackhat vs. Whitehat.
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Over again so many times yet people still jump into it with both their feet hav righteous feel that their and no one else’s argument is go to change someone’s mind. This discussion is comes particularly tiresome when people start claim moral high ground cause they are us one over the other. Let’s face it once and for all times: there are no generally moral (white) and generally immoral (black) SEO tactics. This is where people usually pull out the argument about harm clients’ sites argument Food Stores Email List which is usually moot. Firstly there is a heat debate about what is even consider whitehat and what blackhat. Definition of these two concepts is highly fluid and changes over time. One of the main reasons for this fluidity is Google mov the goal posts all the time. What was once consider purely.
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By all the SEOs (PR submissions directories guest posts etc.) may as of tomorrow come “blackhat” “immoral” and what not. Also some people consider “blackhat” anyth that dares to not adhere to Google Webmaster Guidelines as if it was carv in on stone tablets by some angry deity. Just to illustrate how absurd this concept is imagine some other company Ebay say creates a list of rules one of which is that anyone who wants to sell an item on their site is prohibit from try to sell it also on ALB directory Gumtree or Craigslist. How many of you would practically ruce the numr of people your product is effectively reach cause some other commercial entity is try to prevent competition? If you are not mak money off search Google is and vice versa. It is not about the morals it is not about.
