Re: What happened to the beloved alt.internet.search-engines?

On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 06:02:25 GMT, Carol W <from_you@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 00:14:06 GMT, David
><seodave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 00:27:00 GMT, Carol W <from_you@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>Thanks - I was just curious.
>
>>It's about accuracy/truthfulness, they want to create a site that says
>>I {snip]
>
><just thinking outloud>
>"they" has it sound as though Bill and Roy worked together on it
>versus Roy composing and uploading it then posting to this group -
>then Bill responding. I dont' know - but there could be a possibility
>that "they" was not "they" at all but someone working solo.
></thinking>

They as in if either of them want to create a page (so read they as
Bill or Roy not Bill and Roy), never thought Bill played a hand in the
actual wording of Roy's page other than the later comment.

>(BTW, I just skimmed that page back when Roy first posted about it but
>didn't really give it more than that though. It just seemd to be a
>condensed rehashing of some stuff in the archives here.)

Still doesn't make it accurate though.

>About using part of Bill's site - although I understand you are using
>the list, from Bill's site, to share "but they got these really easy
>SERPs" thought with others visiting your site ...

I'm glad you see that at last :-)

> if it were me, I
>would've found someone else's page/site to use,or created a mock page
>for an example, versus a page on a site of someone from this NG
>-particularly a person I was perchance publically 'going around and
>around' with. But that's just me.

And that's your choice, I like to use real examples and that was the
easiest to find (took no research as noticed his behaviour of posting
easy SERPs to look good previously). I doubt I'll find a better real
example at another site without a lot of research. Why would I waste
my time doing that when I already have a perfect example of this
unethical business tactic that some SEO consultants use to con
potential clients?

>Bill shouldn't need to change his
>contents for you to seek aout an alternative, and perhaps better,
>example.

Tell you what Carol, you find me a better example and I'll seriously
consider changing it. Will have to be a better example than Bill's
though since it means spending time on this changing the page.

>May not even have to be a SEO company's page but just an
>example of really easy SERPs that sound impressive until you see the #
>of results or lack of competition involved. *shrug*

It really has to be a SEO company, the example is to warn visitors
looking for a SEO to look out for this unethical technique.

>On the other hand, do you realize how much coffee this thread has had
>me consuming?

ROFLOL hope you are sleeping OK with all that coffee in your system,
he asks at almost 8.30am in the morning after a late night of working
on converting the basic PHPBB tables based forum into a completely CSS
based design.

>Carol

David
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