The stuff Google doesn't like!

[mis_chiff]

With all the changes and crap going on with google,
I thought I'd post what I found out - maybe help those
who have issues with google and/or prevent newbies
from making mistakes.

Want to make sure your content is not violating AdSense policies? Check a detailed explanation and example of each of our content policies.

http://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1348688

 

[George Obama]

Genuine content and natural linking for the website is the key to get success promotion of the website....

 

[enlytend]

That's only "stuff Google doesn't like" in conjunction with Adsense. (They're fine with some of that as long as you don't put Adsense on it)

Here's the "stuff Google doesn't like" link for web sites in general:

http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35769

Pay special attention to the "Quality Guidelines" section.

 

[mis_chiff]

Ahhh Shoot, I knew I forgot something. lol
I found it looking up something for a client with Adsense issues.

Thank you for the General website info link, good to have!
[gotta read the fine print for everything these days]

Namepros should post the Quality Guidelines Link at the top of the
Advertising and SEO Services forum.

 

[enlytend]

Namepros should post the Quality Guidelines Link at the top of the
Advertising and SEO Services forum.

:hehe:

THIS is the page that should be posted in that forum ...

http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35291

 

[zerocool7]

From what I have learned about Google recently they are trying to encourage people to write unique content and build backlinks naturally. Quality is much better than quanity.

 

[MrCat]

Great resources posted. Thanks. I also keep myself updated reading through Google Webmaster forum. Matt Cutts also has a useful Youtube channel that I subscribe to.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Namepros should post the Quality Guidelines Link at the top of the
Advertising and SEO Services forum.

Would love to put this in rules section But with whatever we have right now over there many threads are not getting approved and if almost all google policies are to be made into rules I guess the advertising and seo section will have a shortage of service providers.

Yes it would also do another thing and that is it would allow real SEO service providers to do some work here. But then their costs are not $3 and $5. Maybe that is why starting a thread for SEO services that charges $500 and above is not possible in this scenario where all other threads shout $3 and $5 and $10

 

[enlytend]

Maybe that is why starting a thread for SEO services that charges $500 and above is not possible in this scenario where all other threads shout $3 and $5 and $10

Sometimes people have to learn the hard way that you get what you pay for...

 

[Sabre]

I think it would end up as a big debate between what 'works' in SEO and what doesn't to limit sales threads like that.

The vast majority of threads in there are going to end up being bad for your site, not good, but that's my own personal opinion. The users posting up those threads may view things differently - which means that its difficult to be that selective about what is allowed and what isn't.

I'd love it to happen, but I can't see it being viable.

 

[dezinerite]

It's sad, that the online world has come to this. Guys, you should just ignore Google and promote your site the way you would if Google did not exist. This whole crap Google's done - algorithmic changes, etc. is also part of how they get richer. If you focus your efforts on 100% search engine traffic, then I wish you good luck because you'll need it.

At the moment I'm concentrating my efforts on referral & direct traffic through marketing. I couldn't be bothered with external SEO.

 

[JB Lions]

This is a good read for anybody who's never read one of the Google Quality Rating Guidelines that have been leaked/put out over the years -

http://static.googleusercontent.com...s/assets/searchqualityevaluatorguidelines.pdf

 

[enlytend]

And after you read that, get a copy of the REAL one (a lot was edited out of the one they released to the public.)

 

[Thinowns]

From what I have learned about Google recently they are trying to encourage people to write unique content and build backlinks naturally. Quality is much better than quanity.

yes zerocool7 i agreed with you. google want to quality and unique content and its best to achieve target.