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	<title>Comments on: Google Bans BMW For Black-Hat SEO Tricks</title>
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		<title>by: Business opprtunity information</title>
		<link>http://www.seoandmore.com/blog/index.php/archives/google-bans-bmw-for-black-hat-seo-tricks/#comment-130</link>
		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Feb 2006 10:18:12 -0600</pubDate>
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					<description>Hello:

SEO is increasingly becoming more like a rocket science instead of a set of guidelines to create a website that can be indexed and ranked by the search engines.

And the fact that these search engines are constantly changing their algorithms and guidelines doesn’t help in any way.

You may follow all the guidelines and do all of them correctly and yet be unable to get a good ranking or if you get it to maintain it.

The fact is that it is an impossible task for millions of websites to maintain top 10 ranking at the same time.

One strategy that these search engines ought to implement is to  rotate top 10 ranking  every week. 

This will evenly distribute the rankings and make them democratic and benefit more websites.

Right now only the best and the brightest with deep pockets can  have any chance to ranking among top 10. 

What about the rest of the tens of millions of websites?

How are they going to get traffic and survive?

This current model is undemocratic, autocratic and hostile to e-commerce.

It only helps big businesses that have millions of dollars to squander paying SEO companies to do everything necessary to keep them in top 10 positions.

The smaller companies and mom and dad websites have no hope and are left out to perish.

The internet is supposed to level the playing field, instead the search engines have made it autocratic, unprofitable  and hostile to 90% of the businesses.

Ikey Benney

http://www.maychic.com/maysearch
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Hello:</p>
	<p>SEO is increasingly becoming more like a rocket science instead of a set of guidelines to create a website that can be indexed and ranked by the search engines.</p>
	<p>And the fact that these search engines are constantly changing their algorithms and guidelines doesn’t help in any way.</p>
	<p>You may follow all the guidelines and do all of them correctly and yet be unable to get a good ranking or if you get it to maintain it.</p>
	<p>The fact is that it is an impossible task for millions of websites to maintain top 10 ranking at the same time.</p>
	<p>One strategy that these search engines ought to implement is to  rotate top 10 ranking  every week. </p>
	<p>This will evenly distribute the rankings and make them democratic and benefit more websites.</p>
	<p>Right now only the best and the brightest with deep pockets can  have any chance to ranking among top 10. </p>
	<p>What about the rest of the tens of millions of websites?</p>
	<p>How are they going to get traffic and survive?</p>
	<p>This current model is undemocratic, autocratic and hostile to e-commerce.</p>
	<p>It only helps big businesses that have millions of dollars to squander paying SEO companies to do everything necessary to keep them in top 10 positions.</p>
	<p>The smaller companies and mom and dad websites have no hope and are left out to perish.</p>
	<p>The internet is supposed to level the playing field, instead the search engines have made it autocratic, unprofitable  and hostile to 90% of the businesses.</p>
	<p>Ikey Benney</p>
	<p><a href='http://www.maychic.com/maysearch' rel='nofollow'>http://www.maychic.com/maysearch</a>
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