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Scraping Google for Guest Posting Opportunities

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 19:47:07 +0000

What an awesome album cover eh? O.k so this is one of those things that can be used in a million ways so I’m passing on just one way to skin an SEO, guest blogging cat. Today we are looking into how we can quickly scrape Google to find guest blogging link opportunities. If you are looking on tips for how to write content for guest posting or how to get in contact with the websites once you have a list you may be disappointed but anywho…

Tool(s) required:

Scraper (Google Chrome) - Scraper is a Google Chrome extension for getting data out of web pages and into spreadsheets.
SEOmoz toolbar - This SEO Toolbar gives you quick access to many on-page SEO factors but it’s the PA (page authority) and DA (domain authority) data that we will be using for this exersize.

Lets get down to it, how fast could I get a list of related blogs that I could guest post on?

Remove Google Instant and changing search preferences to 100 – Click the Google Options button (top right in Google homepage, chrome). Click on Search Settings, display 100 results per page and choose do not use Google instant, save.
Search in Google for – keyword inurl:”write for us” for example if you were looking for SEO blogs to write on then you would go for SEO inurl:”write for us” (Once you have exhausted the list under “write for us” then review other areas like “contribute to”, “guest blogger”, “submit content”, “submit post”, “blog for us”. I’m sure that you guys can think of one or two others…)
Highlight the page title for the number one result, right click and click on “scrape similar”
Export to Google docs
Copy and paste the results into Excel

Hey presto you have 100 websites that are eager, desperate, keen and zealous for you to write some excellent content for their website.

So what was the SEOmoz toolbar for?! Well I’m glad you asked. Once you have got your excel sheet add a column marked DA (domain authority), go manually through the 100 google results and add the DA to each website. Put the list in order of DA (largest first ) and there you have it a list of 100 relevant SEO blogs who are looking for writers in order of domain authority.

Not bad for 5 minutes work…

Interested to see the list? Here you go (granted the quality of domains may not be the finest but lets not forget it’s the SEO industry!)

URL	DA
http://www.zimbio.com/SEO/articles/ykmv7kniML5/Want+to+Write+For+Us	92
http://allboutwebsites.blogspot.com/p/write-for-us.html	76
http://www.scoop.it/t/seo-with-salim/p/325346756/write-for-us	69
http://www.blogengage.com/blogger/write-for-us-and-guest-blog-at-blog-engage/	68
http://www.freelancewritinggigs.com/2010/01/75-write-for-us-pages/	67
http://www.designyourway.net/blog/write-for-us/	66
http://www.webdesignbooth.com/write-for-us/	64
http://www.smartbloggerz.com/write-for-us/	64
http://skyje.com/write-for-us/	60
http://www.richerornot.com/write-for-us/	59
http://www.seoservicesgroup.com/blog/write-for-us/	58
http://offshoreally.com/support-services-outsourcing/write-for-us	54
http://www.netchunks.com/write-for-us/	51
http://www.allblogtools.com/write-for-us/	47
http://www.screamingtips.com/write-for-us	47
http://www.techmaish.com/write-for-us/	46
http://www.babapandey.com/write-for-us/	42
http://www.todaytricks.com/write-for-us/	41
http://www.evolutionarydesigns.net/blog/write-for-us/	41
http://www.techntricksonline.com/write-for-us/	40
http://www.techncom.net/p/write-for-us.html	38
http://eblogtip.com/write-for-us	38
http://www.fmsseo.com/write-for-us/	37
http://inforids.com/write-for-us/	37
http://techchunks.com/write-for-us/	36
http://www.webtricksblog.com/write-for-us/	36
http://www.magnet4marketing.net/2010/07/20/write-for-us-at-magnet4marketing/	36
http://webincomejournal.com/guest-post-write-for-us	36
http://sadiakomal.com/write-for-us/	36
http://bloggingpark.com/write-for-us/	36
http://www.smartfatblogger.in/p/write-for-us.html	36
http://techozens.com/write-for-us	35
http://www.xmakemoneyonline.com/write-for-us/	34
http://www.geeks4share.com/write-for-us/	34
http://techgopal.com/tag/write-for-us-seo/	34
http://www.newbloggingtipz.com/p/write-for-us.html	33
http://adsenseurdu.com/write-for-us/	33
http://techsharing.net/write-for-us/	32
http://www.seobloggingtips.com/write-for-us/	32
http://tricks.oshogarg.com/p/write-for-us.html	32
http://www.socialmedianews.com.au/write-for-us/	32
http://www.geekshub.com/write-for-us-2/	32
http://www.techifire.com/write-for-us/	32
http://thetechaddicts.com/write-for-us/	32
http://www.hacktik.com/write-for-us/	31
http://www.k-director.com/blog/write-for-us/	31
http://www.awebdesignblog.com/write-for-us/	31
http://camerafund.com/write-for-us	30
http://www.smashblogtips.com/write-for-us/	30
http://www.bayofblog.com/write-for-us	30
http://www.xinz.org/write-for-us-xinz/	30
http://www.hpminiblog.com/write-for-us/	30
http://blog.adfed.org/write-for-us/	30
http://www.iblognet.com/p/write-for-us.html	30
http://olalinks.com/tag/seo-write-for-us/	30
http://www.ppeso.com/write-for-us/	29
http://www.pcperts.com/write-for-us/	29
http://www.developerweb.co.uk/write-for-us/	28
http://www.geekspalace.com/write-for-us/	28
http://hackfile.org/2011/08/want-to-write-for-us/	28
http://www.seocenter.com/write-for-us	27
http://tips4tech.net/write-for-us-guest-blog/	27
http://elderkind.com/write-for-us-guest-blogger-wanted/	27
http://www.homeforgeeks.com/write-for-us/	27
http://techinfoblog.net/write-for-us/	26
http://www.ppcforhire.com/blog/write-for-us/	26
http://www.tipsandtricksblogger.com/p/write-for-us.html	25
http://www.explorefeed.com/write-for-us	25
http://www.techenga.com/write-for-us/	25
http://www.moretricks.com/write-for-us	24
http://tech-sharing.com/write-for-us/	24
http://www.affiliatetuts.com/write-for-us/	24
http://www.seomistry.com/write-for-us/	23
http://www.searchenginemarketing.co.uk/write-for-us/	23
http://seinternetmarketing.com/2009/write-for-us/	23
http://www.momoneymarketingmentor.com/write-for-us/write-for-us/	22
http://moneyfromnet.com/write-for-us	22
http://www.advertising-nj.com/category/write-for-us/	22
http://www.theseoinfo.com/write-for-us/	21
http://www.wildwestseo.com/write-for-us/	21
http://onlineincometeacher.com/write-for-us/	21
http://seocasestudy.org/write-for-us/	20
http://www.rishitechnology.com/write-for-us/	20
http://boblogger.net/write-for-us	18
http://webdesignseosydney.com/write-for-us	18
http://www.technispace.com/write-for-us	17
http://schooldestroyer.com/write-for-us/	16
http://www.techsido.com/write-for-us/	15
http://www.maverickwebmaster.com/write-for-us/	14
http://madhavtripathi.com/write-for-us/	13
http://compulsivemarketer.com/write-for-us/	11
http://trafficblogsite.info/backlinks-and-seo-news/write-for-us/	11
http://www.sediscussion.com/write-for-us/	10
http://www.seotution.com/write-for-us/	7
http://techflyover.com/write-for-us	6
http://www.bloggertoolz.net/2011/08/write-for-us.html	6
http://backlinksrocket.com/Blog/seo-write-for-us	1
http://www.bloggablestuff.com/write-for-us/	1
http://backlinks.tipsaboutseo.com/buy-backlinks-write-for-us/	1
http://wpstarters.com/category/contact-us/write-for-us/	1

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The Annihilation of Man

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 17:45:19 +0000

All life will die, all mind will cease, and it will all be as it had never happened. That, to be honest, is the goal to which evolution is travelling, that is the “benevolent” end of the furious living and furious dying… All life is no more than a match struck in the dark and blown out again. The final result… is to deprive it completely out of meaning.

Leslie Paul – Annihilation of Man.

With that in mind, what are you going to do today?

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Want to Learn How to do SEO?

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:43:37 +0000

This is actually more of a bookmarking post for me to refresh a few topics but I thought I might as well add it for my adoring public. I know, I’m too kind (or SEO-Theory are too kind…) Anyway if you have a spare few hours I’d advise that you read the following:

In a competitive SEO environment you’ll eventually exhaust your fundamentals because there are only four fundamental principles of search engine optimization:

Keyword research
1. Fundamental principles of keyword analysis and research
2. competitors’ keyword strategies
Content organization
Search visibility
Linking relationships

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SEO Jobs in Woking, Surrey

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 19:38:34 +0000

Yo.

Enhance Media have recently won some exciting new clients and are looking for smart, hardworking SEO’s to come and join their team. The job roles offer a great opportunity to run and create tailored SEO campaigns/strategies for some awesome clients within the recruitment sector.

Have you been working in SEO for at least 6 months?
Are you looking for a new SEO opportunity within Woking, Surrey?

If you answered positively to the questions above you have got through the first screening process. Congratulations! Unfortunately there are a few more questions to ask…

What examples of ranking/traffic results have you had in your current/previous role?
How did you go about getting these results?
You have been given a new client. What should their campaign strategy look like?
What is the hardest part of SEO?
How did you learn SEO and who do you read in the industry?
Do you believe that keyword rich domains still hold sway in search results?
In your opinion what are the 3 most important SEO metrics?
What music do you like?

If you can answer these questions successfully (or even confidently ) We would like to hear from you. Please contact them at info@enhancemedia.co.uk with the latest copy of your CV and a cover letter.

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The Consequences of Love

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 22:59:30 +0000

I don’t usually write about anything that is none SEO related but I have just watched an outstanding film and felt the need to share.

If you have a spare £6 and 100 minutes please buy this film:

The Consequences of Love

“Paolo Sorrentino’s gripping psychological thriller probes the dark secret harboured by middle-aged Italian loner Titta Di Girolamo, who has lived for eight years in an anonymous Swiss hotel. Elegantly dressed, he impassively spends his days in the lobby of the hotel bar, observing the guests and staff with cool detachment. But his icy demeanour cracks when he begins to talk to attractive barmaid Sofia, and the terrible truth about Tizza’s concealed world begins to unravel. Featuring masterfully restrained performances from Toni Servillo and Olivia Magnani, ‘The Consequences of Love’ is a tightly plotted, stylishly executed thriller that marks Sorrentino as an exciting and original filmmaker”

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SEO Case Study – Sales Jobs

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 17:22:24 +0000

* This post will be examining the top 3 results for a certain keyword. I will then be reviewing the following metrics:

Links to website
Domains to website
Linking c blocks to website
Links to webpage
Domains to webpage
Total internal links to webpage
Linking c blocks to webpage
Total social shares to webpage
Anchor text to webpage
Keyword use in page title
Occurrences of keyword on webpage
Keyword use in alt text
Keyword use in URL
On page report card (via SEOmoz)
Website Age

This does not mean that these are the only metrics that Google uses to rank these pages but just the ones I have time to review (obviously I’m not going to check hundreds/thousands of metrics…) The Anchor text part of the examination is exact so “Simply Sales Jobs” won’t be included under “Sales Jobs”. In terms of the page titles, I know that these can be edited by Google so I have checked each websites page source as well as what is indexed in Google and they are the same.

I will be taking the on page information from SEOmoz’s on page tool and link data from Open Site Explorer. The keyword that we will be reviewing today is “Sales Jobs” Just to keep things kosher, I don’t currently or ever have worked on a website that targets Sales Jobs. The top performers for these terms are:

www.simplysalesjobs.co.uk/
www.salesjobs.co.uk/
www.totaljobs.com/JobSeeking/Sales.html

Metric	Simply Sales Jobs	Sales Jobs	Total Jobs
External links to website	10,481	499	95,920
Domains to website	1,644	12	2,594
Linking c blocks to website	1,170	11	1,721
External links to webpage	1,005	497	17
Domains to webpage	151	11	16
Internal links to webpage	3,555	42	267
Linking c blocks to webpage	110	10	15
Total social shares to webpage	33	2	110
# of Anchor text links for “Sales Jobs” to webpage	19	1	10
# of domains with “Sales Jobs” links to webpage	17	1	10
# of Anchor text links for “Sales” to webpage	902	3	13
# of domains with “Sales” links to webpage	83	3	13
# of Anchor text links for “Jobs” to webpage	890	3	13
# of domains with “Jobs” links to webpage	81	3	13
Exact keyword use in page title	2	2	1
Occurances of keyword on page	50	27	32
Keyword use in alt text?	Yes	Yes	No
Keyword use in domain name?	Yes	Yes	No
On page report card	A	A	A
Website age	6 years, 8 months	7 years, 7 months	12 years

Some Thoughts (none that are mindblowing but neither is SEO):

Exact URL’s are still working…
Social Shares may not be as influential as some people would wish
Anchor text links are still useful
Total Jobs have done well thanks to overall domain authority
Keywords on page help you rank…
Remember internal linking

I’m sure that millions of you guys could rip this apart but this was done merely out of interest and I thought I might as well write about it The “findings” above shouldn’t surprise many of you but will hopefully confirm the importance of certain techniques.

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SEO Posts – Vol II

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:23:47 +0000

Welcome to the latest exciting edition of SEO posts that I have been reading…

Search Engines Come Together For a Richer Web

“Search engines have been working independently to support structured markup for a few years now. We introduced rich snippets to Google search in 2009 to help people find better summaries of reviews and people, and since that time we’ve expanded to new kinds of rich snippets, including recipes and events. We’ve been thrilled to see content creators across the web—from stubhub.com to allrecipes.com—add markup to their pages, and today we’re able to show rich snippets in search results more than 10 times as often as when we started two years ago.”

What is the Single Best Piece of SEO Advice?

“Very challenging to name only a single thing and call it “the best” but I’ll share one of my favorites:

Create a site, service, product or hook that has a natural, viral feedback component accessible to search engines (via links, embeds, badges, incentives to share, etc). Make it repeatable and compelling.

e.g. Urbanspoon’s “spoonback,” SimplyHired’s job trends charts, OKTrends’ data-driven blog posts, Mixcloud’s social voting/promotion, Wikipedia’s crowdsourcing, StackExchange’s community+gamification model, etc.

If/when you achieve this, the hardest part of SEO – spreading your message in a way that encourages engines to rank you well – is in the bag (mostly). The key components then become content, keywords and a scalable business model, not that those are especially easy either.” (Quote via Rand Fishkin)

SEO Is Easy? Let’s Look At The Hard 5 Percent

We’re going to take a look at that 5 percent in this article based on actual work I’ve done for real clients. These clients all have one end goal. That goal is revenue – pure and simple or, more specifically, targeted traffic that converts by handing over their hard-earned money for your product or service. Revenue is the only measure of any relevance. Traffic and rankings are just fluff, if you’re not making your client money.

Other cool mentions:

Maybe should have read number 5 before choosing this URL…

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SEO Posts – Vol I

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 16:28:10 +0000

Below you will find SEO posts that I have been reading over the last couple of weeks. I hope that you enjoy my SEO Posts – Vol I. If you find anything else that you believe I should add I am more than happy to add it

How to Write for SEO in 2011 – Great post from Michael Martinez that not only describes how to write quality content but also an example of how it is done (check to see who ranks well for “How to write for SEO”) Basically the content discusses the following – Write decent, lengthy content that features your keyword a few times with long tail versions and synonyms. Ranking for 100′s/1000′s of keywords >>> Ranking well for 1.

10 Ugly Tools That Actually Rock – Actually quite a good post despite the title… Discusses a few technical tools that check Usability, rankings, robots.txt and much more. A decent, solid post.

Does Google Only Listen If The New York Times Calls Them Out? – “Sorry to sound so cynical, Google, but why does it take an article in the New York Times to make you take action on something that you have known about for far longer than just these past few weeks?”

PDF’s in Google’s Search Results – “Generally links in PDF files are treated similarly to links in HTML: they can pass PageRank and other indexing signals, and we may follow them after we have crawled the PDF file. It’s currently not possible to “nofollow” links within a PDF document”

International SEO Strategy – Domains, Subdomains or Subfolders? – A bit of an old one, but a common question I get asked by clients is about their international SEO strategy. Which option is best? A new domain, subdomains or subfolders?

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Thoughts on Football Manager and SEO…

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 15:53:36 +0000

The slideshare below from Kelvin Newman shows the links between Football Manager and SEO. I’ve been a massive fan of Football Manager for years and once I heard about the link (lol) between the two it totally made sense! I hope he doesn’t mind too much that I’ve added it to my site but it’s pretty cool and worth reading so…

What I Learnt About Search Playing Championship Manager #thinkvis

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SEO Myths? SEO Myths! SEO Miffs…

01110010011101100110110001101100 — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 10:16:42 +0000

Last night I checked Twitter in a drunken haze (I can still taste Mojito and chilli sauce) and saw that Matt Cutts had tweeted an article on “SEO Myths”. I’m not 100% sure what I was expecting but I found an article based around the same old SEO myths that you get on every SEO site ever.

So I thought “well what really are the top SEO myths?” and then it came, a genius idea. I could see what the top SEO Myths were for the top ten results in Google UK* and then see which ones were the most popular, forever defining the bestest most excellent SEO MYTHS EVER! For this “experiment” (I use experiment in the loosest of terms) I will be using the following results (date 20/08/2011)

O.k so some interesting articles in the top 10 via industry experts, random blogs I’ve never heard of and past it SEO guru’s who whine alot (it’s up to you to decide). According to Google the resources above are the best that you can get online so lets have a look and see what SEO Myths are the most popular!

I have reviewed the articles and have added the number of times each myth is mentioned.

2 – It is all about rankings/traffic and not conversions.
2 – Click through rates are used by search engines to influence organic search engine results.
2 – SEO is a dark art.
2 – In order to be successful you must update your homepage daily.
2 – Some SEO agencies are endorsed/approved by Google.
2 – A high PageRank means high rankings in the search engines.

3 – Great content = great rankings.
3 – H1 tags must be used to get high rankings.

4 – Spending money on PPC influences SEO and organic search engine results.
4 – An SEO campaign should be a one off part of a marketing strategy.
4 – Keyword density influences search results.

5 – Meta keywords and tags are still used by search engines to influence rankings.
5 – Submitting websites to search engines help increase visibility.

So the top 2 SEO Myths are submitting websites to search engines and meta keywords are still useful. Whilst reviewing the myths above I have come across a few that I don’t agree with but seem to be popular in the SEO community. Which ones do you think they are?

*I’ve removed http://www.seomyths.co.uk/ from the experiment as it features a number of posts that don’t look very good and the site looks a bit spammy (scientific I know…) I have also removed Rand’s excellent post at http://www.seomoz.org/blog/some-opinions-on-the-seo-myths-realities-fight because it is discussing a post contained within the top 10 and not actually writing about SEOmoz’s top SEO myths.

I wasn’t going to post the myths that I have gone through as I thought it would look spammy. But actually considering that this is a blog that 1 – no-one reads and 2 – I’m not concerned about getting banned, I thought why the hell not.

Our SEO firm is endorsed/approved by Google
Don’t use Google Analytics because Google will spy on you and use the information against you.
Your PageRank score, as reported by Google’s toolbar server, is highly correlated to your Google rankings.
Having an XML Sitemap will boost your Google rankings
Since the advent of personalization, there is no such thing as being ranked #1 anymore because everyone sees different results.
Meta tags will boost your rankings.
It’s good practice to include a meta robots tag specifying index, follow.
It’s helpful if your targeted keywords are tucked away in HTML comment tags and title attributes (of IMG and A HREF tags.)
Having country-specific sites creates “duplicate content” issues in Google.
You can keep search engines from indexing pages linked-to with Javascript links.
Googlebot doesn’t read CSS.
You should end your URLs in .html.
You can boost the Google rankings of your home page for a targeted term by including that term in the anchor text of internal links.
It’s important for your rankings that you update your home page frequently (e.g. daily.)
Trading links helps boost PageRank and rankings.
Linking out (such as to Google.com) helps rankings.
It’s considered “cloaking” — and is thus taboo and risky — to clean up the URLs in your links selectively and only for spiders
If you define a meta description, Google uses it in the snippet.
The bolding of words in a Google listing signifies that they were considered in the rankings determination
H1 tags are a crucial element for SEO.
There are some unique ranking signals for Google Mobile Search, and they include the markup being “XHTML Mobile”.
SEO is a black art.
The Disallow directive in robots.txt can get pages de-indexed from Google.
SEO is a one-time activity you complete and are then done with.
Automated SEO is black-hat or spammy
A site map isn’t for people
There’s no need to link to all your pages for the spiders to see them. Just list all URLs in the XML Sitemap
Google will not index pages that are only accessible by a site’s search form.
Placing links in teeny-tiny size font at the bottom of your homepage is an effective tactic to raise the rankings of deep pages in your site
Using a service that promises to register your site with “hundreds of search engines” is good for your site’s rankings.
Home page PageRank on a domain means something
Outsourcing link building to a far-away, hourly contractor with no knowledge of your business is a good link acquisition solution
The clickthrough rate on the SERPs matters
Keyword density is da bomb
Hyphenated domain names are best for SEO
Great Content = Great Rankings

Satisfaction, guaranteed
A high Google PageRank = high ranking
Endorsed by Google
Meta tag keywords matter
Cheat your way to the top
Keywords? Cram ‘em in
Spending money on Google AdWords boosts your rankings
Land here
Set it and forget it
Rankings aren’t the only fruit

The biggest myth of SEO is that everyone is treated equally by the search engines.
The biggest myth is the duplicate content penalty.
The biggest SEO myth is probably that of “quality content,” especially for new webmasters creating new sites.
“£500 one off SEO fix and your website is good forever” – SEO and search engines move forward all the time, so should you website.
“Nothing that a competitor can’t do to harm you” – There are people that make a living destroying other peoples websites
“Link Bait won’t get you penalised”
It’s not quite a myth, but I’d say one of the biggest problems SEOs struggle with is that it is all about rankings and traffic, rather than conversions.
Meta Keywords are still useful
Keyword Density
Submitting Site to Search Engines
Click-through rate is a major part of search engine rankings.
The search engines penalize you if you do active/obvious SEO (they don’t).
Participating in PPC campaigns (and spending more) will help you rank better in the engines (it doesn’t).

SEO Is Done Once
Keyword Density Matters
Content Is King
Trade Links to Gain Rank
H1′s are your friend
PPC Ads Kill Your Ranking
Flash kills your SEO

Meta tags
Multiple domain names
Doorway and gateway pages
Resubmitting every week or every month
Web optimization experts are too expensive
We can optimize our site ourselves in house
Search engines are not as good as other media

The Most Annoying SEO Myth: Optimisation is Underhand
Second Most Annoying SEO Myth: SEO is Influenced by PPC
Third Most Annoying SEO Myth: Once Gained, Easily Maintained
Fourth Most Annoying SEO Myth: Sites Must Be Submitted to Engines
Fifth Most Annoying SEO Myth: One Tactic, Done Enough, Works

You should submit your URLs to search engines
You need a Google Sitemap
You need to update your site frequently
PPC ads will help/hurt rankings
Your site will be banned if you ignore Google’s guidelines
Your site will be banned if you buy links.
H1 (or any header tags) must be used for high rankings
Words in your meta keyword tag have to be used on the page.
SEO copy must be 250 words in length
You need to optimize for the long tail

Keyword Density
Avoid No Follow Links
Spamming Keywords in Meta Descriptions and Meta Keywords

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