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Web Optimization For Adult Web Sites

November 25th, 2010

SEO is for everyone. But for a Adult website its really not easy. Reason being most of search engine has now safe-content filters and do not show states for word related to SEX, Adult contents. Search engines filter results out or apply additional safe-content filters. Above all the competition in this segment is huge, employing a whole spectrum of techniques to gain rankings. Keywords such as sex, porn and others are presumably in a special set of keywords treated differently from normal, non-adult searches by search engines.

Safe Search in Google that allows users to choose not to display sites that contain explicit sexual content in the search engine results.

Black hat SEO techniques are a common game for webmaster and these sites are penalized or banned by the major search engines as Many SEO firm use these websites and spam techniques like keyword stuffing, link farms, Hidden and doorway pages and other methods viewed as inappropriate by search engines. The way out for this is then the Alternative Internet marketing using Link exchange, banner ads, fishing etc. Another factor that makes ranking adult sites challenging is the fact that they contain little text and lots of images.

At CNET we work as per Industry Requirements. Like Insurance, Legal, Adult websites etc. We have successfully optimized all type websites for search engines in the past and even designed new techniques for adult SEO that helped our adult industry to get their websites crawl, indexed and build relevant traffic via SEO and rankings. Make sure that you dont link to any blacklisted sites by checking a blacklist directory.

For your entire problem related to adult website SEO we can help you and if you would like to get more quality traffic through better positions in Google, contact us for adult SEO.

Kapil is a well know author who writes on the topics related with Seo India, Seo Company India, Outsource SEO India and SEO Services India.

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Avg Goes Google With Toolbar Update

November 18th, 2010

AVG goes Google with toolbar update

By Stephen Withers
Thursday, 18 November 2010 16:19

Business IT –

Security

AVG’s LinkScanner and Security Toolbar now handle Google searches.

AVG’s Security Toolbar for Windows previously worked with Yahoo! to deliver safer searching. But the company has now come to an agreement with Google.

AVG LinkScanner and Security Toolbar help users avoid malicious web sites. Black hat SEO techniques are increasingly used to elevate malicious pages into the top results for popular search terms.

One example is Websense’s warning about the way the bad guys are already targeting those interested in the engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

LinkScanner (freeware) marks search results with a safe/risky/dangerous indicator, while the Security Toolbar (part of AVG’s security suites, which start at $A69.99) uses the technology underlying LinkScanner to warn users of malicious sites before they are actually loaded by the browser.

“AVG is committed to providing our users with intuitive technology that allows them to proactively prevent computer infections while they search the web. Combining the power of AVG’s state-of-the-art technology with Google search technology makes perfect sense,” said JR Smith, CEO of AVG Technologies.

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Downward Spiral Of Questionable Website Positioning Practices And Why White Hat

November 14th, 2010

Saturday, November 13th, 2010 Category: Advanced SEO Topics

Online industry can be difficult for even the toughest guys on the block. One moment you think everything is going fine for you, you are doing your own thing, SEO your website by the book, starting to see progress, expecting that first page and eventually top ranks in the next few months. So what happens, while your website is entering its 3rd year here comes a 4 months old website sitting at the top of Google, wait, what?

Yeah, I know, it is mighty frustrating and it surely doesnt help you see your goal clearly. I mean here you have a guy that clearly paid for links, used some Black Hat SEO techniques and what does he get; a penalty? Nope, he gets to open up a bigger bank account and light a cigar. Not only is a website not worthy of being number one at the top, but you got yourself another competitor and lost a rank, which means less traffic and fewer customers, so what do we do in that situation? We go and smash our piggy bank and go buy some links Dorothy, thats what!

Yeah, we find ourselves a nice link dealer and get ourselves, 100, no, 200 high PR backlinks and what do you know, next week we are the prom queen of the Google homecoming ball. Ah, now its ok, we can breathe without worrying about our rankings, that guy actually did us a favor, if he didnt buy links we would have never gone that way and look at us now, top of the world. Until the next morning when you wake up to see that you actually dont see, sandboxed baby, Dorothy is gone and your website moved from OZ.

This actually happens all the time. We are bound and forced to respect Googles rules as they are the largest search engine, the big boy on the hood making the rules of the playground. But what happens when Google ignores a website that used Black Hat SEO techniques and got to the number one place using paid links? Google is making it worse for all of us. I mean looking at that website I might be tempted to do the same, if he can get away with it so can I, right? Well Google is selective and although 9 of 10 website will get penalized for such behavior there will be that 1 website that got away, that beautiful homecoming prom queen everyone talks about.

It sure is a bait for all of us to try that road, but it probably wont work, we are not that lucky. But I dont blame people for trying, I mean with all the websites that got away Google is actually asking us to try, they complain about the amount of SPAM they receive and Matt Cutts says that its hard to deal with all the SPAM on the net, well what can I say, Im not the one who invited SPAM into my own playground, Google did.

Google is getting the amount of SPAM equal to the number of invitations they sent, so its their problem, not ours. But even though it is their problem we are the ones suffering. Going white hat can be a pain in the neck, it can take a long time to achieve your goals, but although it seems too hard at certain moments it is actually the only way to go, and if you know what you are doing or your SEO company, it can be fairly easy.

Content is king, you heard that plenty of times and you will hear it more and more as it is true. And since content is king everyone loves being seen with the king. Its the rule of celebrities; one picture with a celebrity may make you famous. So if you have the king on your side people will link to you, saying hey, I know the king he is a good guy, go check this out and they point a link to the great content you created on your website.

The bottom line is that online industry is not all black and white; there is plenty of gray as well. Its not fair that Google will let one website profit from paid links and punish the other, but this is a fact that we have to deal with. The only choice we have as webmasters is to play the White Hat SEO game and give our best to create valuable and quality content that people will want to link to. This is the only method that will get you links and links for years to come, paid links are there as long as you pay for them, but free links that no one asked for can stay in their place for a very long time.

 Downward Spiral of Questionable SEO Practices and Why White Hat SEO Struggles to SurviveGuest SEO Blogger: Zarko Zivkovic
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