An angry website owner recently contacted me, accusing me of ranking a web site above their own.
They had gone through the backlinks of a competitor and found many blog links. Thinking that they had bought links from V7N’s Contextual Link Network, I was promptly accused of being a defacer of the Internet.
My response:
First […]
Continue Reading July 9th, 2007
Reading SEO forums is often frustrating. People suggest a possible algorithm element, and two seconds later it is accepted as fact.
One of these unproven theories that is generally accepted as fact is the theory that if you want to rank for a specific search term that you need to link to “authority sites” […]
Continue Reading July 8th, 2007
What Is The Single Best Thing You Know About SEO?
Peter’s been posting on the forums recently and starting some great discussions.
Continue Reading May 1st, 2007
So Matt Cutts decided to attack V7N.
We do not have a script that randomly places links on web sites. Human bloggers review links before placing them on web sites. We review websites before accepting them into the program. We have rejected websites and refunded payments when they have failed to meet quality standards.
The […]
Continue Reading January 25th, 2007
It is 7:04 PM in Tokyo.
Rumour has it that Darren Rowse is going to blog about V7N’s Contextual Links program. The word is that it won’t be positive, due to the immorality of selling links.
Of course, since Darren has not blogged yet, I can only guess as to the meaning of this. Two […]
Continue Reading January 25th, 2007
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