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Casual Articles - Can Invisible Text in CSSs Slip Under Search Engine Radar?
I stumbled across a blog post that stated:"Freelance writing is an excellent way to earn money from home. It’s not as difficult as you may think. Persistence pays off. If you can tell a good story and organize your thoughts on paper, you can write. There are several content based websites that hire writers."The post directs those interested in writing content to check out some of the content-buying sites out there like Associated Content and Constant Content. It also notes that one can set up an account at Elance so that they can bid on content jobs.The author, Claudine, operates a site providing people wi
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching yo
It's probably one of the hottest topics out there, and with good reason. Where else can you get paid over and over again for doing something once? Of course I'm talking about Googles Adsense program, for website publishers who don't mind placing a small bit of code into their sites to show ads in return for a share of the profits.It's relatively easy to get started with Google Adsense, as all you need to have is a website or blog on which to show the Adsense ads, and a Google Adsense Publishers Account. To get an Adsense account you need to go to www.Google.com/adsense and apply for an account, as long as your website
What is invisible text? Invisible text is the body text that’s the same or similar color to the background. You know, the stuff you can very easily see on a page if you press Ctrl-A or highlight everything on the page with your left mouse button.
Will invisible text hurt your search engine rankings? Undoubtedly! If you attempt to use the same color text as the background color of your web pages the search engines will penalize you.
Why? The use of invisible text is commonly considered black hat seo by the search engines and a blatant spam tactic. If your visitors can’t see or read the text then what good is it anyway? It’s deceptive period.
Trust Google when they say in their Quality Guidelines & Specific recommendations to avoid hidden text or hidden links.
http://www.google.com/webmasters/guidelines.html
Now here’s why this topic is so interesting… and I know you’re saying, why should I worry or care about invisible text if I’ve never used any on my web site? Well the answer is simple.
You may be hosting invisible text on your website right now & not even know it. In fact you were never intended to know it... That's why it's invisible!
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching you
You probably know that the word ‘blog’ is short for ‘web log’ and is a record of the changing contents of your website. You can use this as a statistical analysis tool and compare traffic with content. You can even compare sales a few months ago with those today, and check back to compare website content. What content led to the best sales figures.Your blog can be used to allow you to interact with your visitors and your customers. Interaction is a very good way of keeping your customers involved in your site, and dealing with their questions and problems. Although you should not use it directly as a sales page, you
Will invisible text hurt your search engine rankings? Undoubtedly! If you attempt to use the same color text as the background color of your web pages the search engines will penalize you.
Why? The use of invisible text is commonly considered black hat seo by the search engines and a blatant spam tactic. If your visitors can’t see or read the text then what good is it anyway? It’s deceptive period.
Trust Google when they say in their Quality Guidelines & Specific recommendations to avoid hidden text or hidden links.
http://www.google.com/webmasters/guidelines.html
Now here’s why this topic is so interesting… and I know you’re saying, why should I worry or care about invisible text if I’ve never used any on my web site? Well the answer is simple.
You may be hosting invisible text on your website right now & not even know it. In fact you were never intended to know it... That's why it's invisible!
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching yo
Our lives are tranquil and smooth so seldom, it seems. We have our ups-and-downs, our good days and bad days, our sunny moods and black moods. The less we swing in opposite directions, the happier we tend to be. The biology of our bodies craves balance and consistency -- changes in our thought patterns and emotions interrupt the regularity of our nerve pathways leading to chemical inbalance and internal disturbances.Stress kills because stress is the critical determinant of how we think, how we feel, how we react: all activities which terribly upset that silent body chemistry. Events cause stress: the death or illness o
Why? The use of invisible text is commonly considered black hat seo by the search engines and a blatant spam tactic. If your visitors can’t see or read the text then what good is it anyway? It’s deceptive period.
Trust Google when they say in their Quality Guidelines & Specific recommendations to avoid hidden text or hidden links.
http://www.google.com/webmasters/guidelines.html
Now here’s why this topic is so interesting… and I know you’re saying, why should I worry or care about invisible text if I’ve never used any on my web site? Well the answer is simple.
You may be hosting invisible text on your website right now & not even know it. In fact you were never intended to know it... That's why it's invisible!
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching yo
Pay per click or search engine optimization, which one should you use? Many view PPC marketing as a colossal waste of money while others disdain search engine optimization. In reality, the two marketing strategies form a perfect marriage.Pay-Per-Click - PPCPPC marketing is a love it or hate platform. For the “love it” crowd, PPC marketing is a way to get instant exposure and feedback on site designs. In a matter of minutes, you can start receiving traffic and adjusting your site to convert the traffic at the best rate possible. For those in the “hate it” crowd, bids are to high and one never knows how may of the
http://www.google.com/webmasters/guidelines.html
Now here’s why this topic is so interesting… and I know you’re saying, why should I worry or care about invisible text if I’ve never used any on my web site? Well the answer is simple.
You may be hosting invisible text on your website right now & not even know it. In fact you were never intended to know it... That's why it's invisible!
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching yo
After a careful marketing strategy, your customers are finally pursuing you. They want your goods, they want your services – but how do you know you have a marriage and not just a bad blind date? You want your customers to return in droves, if for no other reason than because, according to the Better Business Bureau, gaining the trust of a new customer is five times more expensive than continuing a relationship with a current one. The best way to maintain a successful relationship is to stop treating your customers like customers and start treating them like…well, like family.Let’s say your customer walks into the store
WHAT? Yes... you may be getting duped!
So just what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about your hosting company (usually the free ones) leeching your Google PageRank & building link popularity for their clients off your web pages & bandwidth. If you don’t think they do it… guess again. It’s a lucrative business.
Now with that said I’m not going to name or badmouth any specific hosting service. What I am going to do is tell you how to determine if you’re an unsuspecting victim.
Here’s an invaluable tool to help you detect search engine spam penalties!
http://tool.motoricerca.info/spam-detector/
Secondly, double-check your cached pages to see what the search engine robots actually see when they index your page. Look for additional links & advertising in the source code that isn’t in your original source code.
If you find additional advertising or links that aren’t on your current pages… your host MAY be killing your search engine rankings. The simple solution to this problem is to immediately transfer your domain to a trusted service provider.
Now let's talk about the invisible text you can't see at all on a page. Yes, you could still be hosting invisible text. Even if you press Ctrl-A or highlight everything on the page with your left mouse button & nothing shows up!
Just for the record you'll find som
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