Is It Dumb For Search Engine Optimizers To Exploit Ranking Hacks?
If you’ve been in the search engine opimization field you possibly have been drawn towards using of various ranking games.
Possibly you’ve used such techniques.
No doubt there are typically heated arguments about what’s grey-hat, white-hat, blue-hat, or black-hat. I would suppose there’s quite a bit of argument about the recent launch of the MSN search engine ranking loophole infoproduct about what is the truth there.
The minisites themselves do in fact seem to be really white hat. But realistically to claim one certain part of the link-building strategy as white-hat is complete nonsense.
It’s definitely not whitehat. Nothing grey, blue, or white about that part.
I must point out that you do not have to use that part of the strategy to gain the rankings you want in MSN. It’s only a trick for search engine opitimizers who aren’t put off by the potential risks it could bring about - that honestly - because it targets MSN - really aren’t that significant seeing as the MSN search engine is rapidly falling behind now
Unquestionably it’s tough to stay away from such an opportunity to rapidly post basic one page minisites that have significant possibilitiies for ranking in the highest positions for just about every keyword phrase you try to get rankings for on a fairly predictable basis - and achieving those rankings rapidly.
Basically another to get cheap quick traffic from MSN in addition to AdCenter.
If you choose to make use of ranking exploits you’re morally obligated propose them to the client and detail what you are considering doing and the potential downsides they create. If you don’t, you could potentially lose not only your repuation, but also your career. And I’m sure that’s not something you’ll want to live with.