Monday, September 20, 2010

Excessive Search Engine Optimization Is Spam

Excessive SEO Is Spam
Who would not wish his or her blog indexed fast by search engine?, particularly by Google. By quickly indexed by Google, then the opportunity to bring more visitors to the blog, will be bigger. Logical flow is:
1. Indexed quickly
2. Then impressions become higher
3. Because it has high impressions, then the next is an opportunity to get clickthrough, would be higher as well.
And the way to get indexed quickly by Google, is to use SEO (Search Engine Optimizer) techniques.

However, all things that are excessive, will have a tendency to lead to something that is not good. Included also, when using SEO techniques excessively. In the end, to apply SEO techniques that are excessive are similar to Spam. And surely already know that Spam is one of the biggest enemies of the internet. Basically, SEO is necessary to learn and use in blogging. In a note, bloggers use it in proportion and fair.

One example of many SEO techniques is that when using keywords into an article or post. By putting a keyword in post title and a keyword in each paragraph, it seems, is still proportional. However, when excessive, then this case is close to or even can be called a Spam.

In addition, by applying excessive keywords are also contrary to the ethical aspect in making the article. When writing an article accompanied by a thought: "Where would I put these keywords?", really, this will break the concentration and focus in writing of good articles. Even if an article is completed and ready to publish, it will feel uncomfortable to read in the user's side.

Please note, users came to a blog to read a good article, seemed to flow and comfortable to read. Not come to read articles that are full of keywords nuance, or excessive SEO nuance.

There are still many SEO techniques, and an article about Search Engine Optimization, which is fundamental as well as ethical, is SEO technique suggested by Google Webmaster Guidelines.

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