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Frances Mary Krug (360 Posts)
Frances Krug has worked in market research since graduating from UCLA with an MA and CPhil in Latin American history. As an editor and online content provider for the last 7 years, she currently is Associate Editor at iNET Interactive, where she also directs Search Marketing Standard's email marketing program.
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Hi There,
Andre Weyher here. Thanks very much for the post.
I think it’s worth mentioning that people are dissecting opinions of experts in the field to every last word in order to learn all possible tricks to push their sites up as high as possible in the search engines. It’s understandable that webmasters want to rank as high as they can but the point I am trying to get across is that instead of putting the emphasis on search engine manipulation, webmasters should start focusing on what value they can actually give to the people that visit their sites.
There is no need to reveal any deep secrets of the Google algorithm, it’s a complicated set of rules that represent a very logical and simple “big picture”. The moment you try to give your content more authority that you DESERVE, search engines will try to push you back, so instead of fighting windmills, make your site more interesting and use SEO to let it rank as high as it should rank!
Please do let me know if you have any other questions about the interview, website fingerprinting, or my new service http://netcomber.com!
All the best,
Andre