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	Spamdexing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Spamdexing or search engine spamming is the practice of deliberately and dishonestly manipulating search engines to increase the chance of a website or page being placed close to the beginning of search engine results, or to influence the category to which the page is assigned in a dishonest manner.
		Search engine spammers are generally aware that the content that they promote is not very useful or relevant to the ordinary internet surfer.
		Since some search engines base the importance of sites by the number of different sites linking to them, referrer-log spam may be used to increase the search engine rankings of the spammer's sites, by getting the referrer logs of many sites to link to them.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Search_engine_spammer (1172 words)

	Search engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Search engines were also known as some of the brightest stars in the Internet investing frenzy that occurred in the late 1990s.
		How a search engine decides which pages are the best matches, and what order the results should be shown in, varies widely from one engine to another.
		Most web search engines are commercial ventures supported by advertising revenue and, as a result, some employ the controversial practice of allowing advertisers to pay money to have their listings ranked higher in search results.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Search_engine (1659 words)

	Spamdexing - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Spamdexing or search engine spamming is the practice of deliberately and dishonestly modifying HTML pages to increase the chance of them being placed close to the beginning of search engine results, or to influence the category to which the page is assigned in a dishonest manner.
		The root problem is that search engine administrators and web site builders have different agendas: the search engine wants to present valuable search results, the webmaster just wants to come up first, particularly if he/she runs a commercial website and needs visitor Traffic from search engines and directories.
		For that reason, many search engine administrators say that any form of search engine optimization used to improve a website's page rank is nothing else than spamdexing.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Search_engine_spammer (1072 words)

	Site Content and Search Engine Rankings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		It isn't because the search engines have gotten wise to the methods used by the spammers that they are becoming less successful in their spam attempts, its something much more simple than that.
		It's pointless trying to cheat the search engine spiders by techniques such as page cloaking, redirection and hidden text; even if you did manage to get a good position in the rankings, your visitors wouldn't be happy to visit the site and learn that you have nothing on that page they were looking for!.
		There is a growing trend for the search engines to focus on the one thing that they should have focused on from the start; the entire content of the page and the role it plays on the site as a whole.
	websiteowner.info /articles/promotion/contentandrankings.asp (1020 words)

	Search engine - WikiSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The search engine allows one to ask for media content meeting specific criteria (typically those containing a given word or phrase) and retrieving a list of files that match those criteria.
		Some search engines, such as Google, store all or part of the source page (referred to as a cache) as well as information about the web pages.
		Some have completely taken off their public search engine, and are marketing Enterprise-only editions, such as Northern Light which use to be part of the 8 or 9 early search engines after Lycos came out.
	www.wikisearch.org /articles/search_engine.htm (1322 words)

	SEOmoz \| Black Hat vs. White Hat Search Spam Debate
		To say the search engines will stop it is in my opinion a nice dream for the people who don't profit from the spam but not something that will ever happen.
		In that time, search algorithms have become impressively advanced and if we were to see anything like the refinement and sophistication we've seen over the last 10 years in the next 10, I'd be scared to be a spammer.
		I bet the search engines are worried that if ever one of their employees left their fold to join the fl hats they would be more concerned than the other way round.
	www.seomoz.org /articles/white-hat-black-hat.php (4818 words)

	Professional Website Promotion \| Search Engine Optimization \| Search Engines Services for Web Sites
		Search engine optimization is both an art and a science.
		Each search engine uses these algorithms to determine how those pages should be classified and ranked in their search results.
		Since search engine optimization is literally a months-long process, and for this reason we strongly recommend that our clients also pay to be added to the Yahoo.com directory, which has a guaranteed 7 business day turn-around.
	www.electrondesign.com /add-url.html (1432 words)

	Improving The Image Of Search Engine Marketing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		If a company is identified wrongfully has a search engine spammer, there would be no end to the amount of lawsuits that would be filed against the identifying/guilty party.
		This is where, despite Bernard's reasonable misgivings, the search engines should be apart of the equation.
		Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for WebProNews.
	www.webpronews.com /insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20040720ImprovingTheImageOfSearchEngineMarketing.html (802 words)

	Search Engine Lowdown :: News: Google Spammer Faces Federal Extortion Charges
		Search engine news feed with daily updates on search engine marketing issues.
		Welcome to Search Engine Lowdown, where we serve the latest search engine news, hot and fresh.
		Whether you are a journalist analyzing the latest search engine trends or a search engine marketing specialist, you'll keep up to date with the latest search engine news and announcements.
	www.searchenginelowdown.com /2004/06/google-spammer-faces-federal-extortion.html (245 words)

	Wordpress Caught Spamming
		In fact, search engine spam is just as bad as any other kind of spam – it clutters the search results, and steals the time of those looking at them.
		This is why popular SEO (Search Engine Optimization) contests always make sure to use exotic words or phrases which may not exist yet or are not likely used in everyday searches, like “Seraphim Proudleduck”.
		Search engine spam may differ from more traditional spam such as bulk emails in that it is not illegal today, but if it’s going against the rules of the search engine, they may ban the site upon finding out.
	blog.outer-court.com /archive/2005-03-31-n20.html (526 words)

	Spammer attacks AOL Search \| CNET News.com
		Spammers copy a Web page and embed metatags into its source code with instructions for a search engine's robots to revisit the duplicate every day but withhold from caching it.
		In the same way, Web spam has become a tremendous headache for search engines that are constantly trying to provide people with the most relevant and unbiased results.
		Spammers may also use so-called automated queries to constantly check the status of their sites and test changes aimed at driving them up the rankings.
	news.com.com /2100-1023-937624.html (865 words)

	Cre8: Does SEO=SPAM? - Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - Cre8asite forums - Search Engine Optimization, Usability and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Search engine optimization and search engine friendly are different, Jill.
		As much as you would like not to be able to call me a search engine optimizer, and as much as I would like to not call those folks who spam the search engine SEOs, we really all are under the same SEO umbrella.
		If you're refering to me saying that search results are not relevant, I meant that they are not relevant to this discussion, which is about what "search engine optimization" means.
	www.cre8asiteforums.com /viewtopic.php?p=3854 (2717 words)

	bruceclay.com - Search Engine Optimization - SEO Training, Tools and Free Advice on Search Engine Ranking, Submission, ...
		Search Engine Optimization and Ranking Advice: Excessive use of META keywords is going to cause a search engine to ignore or decrease the weight for that keyword.
		Some search engines will allow you to submit (to replace or add a page to the index) a URL once every day and changes are usually live quickly (faster than other search engines), so use the search engine with the fastest indexing process to 'debug' your keywords and Search Engine Optimization tactics.
		It is important to understand that the time it takes for a search engine to actually respond to a submission and to place you into their index varies greatly day-to-day.
	www.bruceclay.com /web_rank.htm (7748 words)

	SearchRank eNews, Fundamental Elements of SEO - Issue 3
		Now currently, the major search engines are not using the meta description tag as the description you will see when one of your pages shows up in the results of a search query but sometimes they will.
		Keep in mind that currently the major search engines do not pay any attention to alt attributes behind images that are not hyperlinked anywhere, only those that are.
		This will help improve your possibilities of showing up well in the search engines as well as expanding your visibility to be found for a variety of keywords and phrases.
	www.searchrank.com /newsletter/0704.htm (1926 words)

	Ten Commandments of Search Engines: The truth and reality of what it takes to garner organic listings for your Web site.
		Although many engines state anticipated time frames (many also clearly offering no guarantees when or if) as to when your listing may be added to their database, many times it is much longer due to the massive volume of new submissions submitted daily.
		Those files are dated and Search Engines can come by and ignore you if your date is past their algorithm.
		Remember, every Search Engine will list you differently for the very same keyword phrases based on their own unique set of criteria that is constantly changing.
	www.theistudio.com /search_engines.html (2821 words)

	Google Watch Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Thus he has started a campaign that badmouths the search engine and complains that its ranking algorithms are unfair.
		Today being ranked highly in search engines is more about what people think of you than what you think of yourself.
		Other search engines have now employed this same concept so even if Google lost popularity, whatever search engine took their place would serve very similar results.
	google-watch-watch.org (1957 words)

	Waxy.org: Daily Log: Wordpress Website's Search Engine Spam
		He needs to realize, however, that when he starts spamming search engines, he will be known as a spammer.
		It's obvious the search engines are getting smarter about these things or the WordPress links would be showing up for a normal search of asbestos (which they aren't).
		Search engine manipulation is wrong because it is dishonest, sure, but that's a personal ehtical issue.
	www.waxy.org /archive/2005/03/30/wordpres.shtml (11335 words)

	Search Engine Rules
		Search engine rules are to be followed or you could be tagged as a spammer.
		Search engine rules below are from DMOZ (directory actually) which feeds information to great search engines such as Google.
		Spamming search engines by breaking search engine rules is easier to detect than this scam.
	www.4webmarketing.biz /dmoz.htm (1127 words)

	Encyclopedia: Search engine spammer
		People who viewed "Search engine spammer" also viewed:
		A 'search engine spammer' could imply many things, what one person calls spam another may deem to be a legitimate promotional technique.
		2.'cloaking' - sites which show one thing to the search engines, and another to the user.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Search-engine-spammer (235 words)

	Keyword Marketing Superstar - Pay Per Click Search Engine Advertising, Web Analytics and ROI Analysis, Search Engine ...
		If it doesn't, you are losing free search engine referrals and all the sales associated with those referrals.
		Most search engines rank sites based on the keywords in the content of each page.
		Picking the right keywords and attaining rankings through search engine optimization or pay per click advertising is only half the battle.
	www.keywordmarketingsuperstar.com (922 words)

	Search Engine Journal » Spammer Convicted to Nine Years in Prison
		Yesterday the first two spammers ever were convicted of a felony for sending fraudulent unsolicited commercial e-mail - spam.
		Instead of this spammer sitting at home stuffing FedEx envelopes, he’ll probably be behind bars next year, where he belongs.
		The Search Engine Journal is a news journal on Search Engine Industry News, Search Engine Optimization, and Search Engine Marketing.
	www.searchenginejournal.com /index.php?p=1028 (606 words)

	Spammer breaks into AOL search engine - ZDNet UK News
		Search engines beware: Web spammers are becoming more sophisticated.
		The result is effective: false Web pages disguised as legitimate sites appear high in a search engine's rankings.
		AOL and Inktomi pulled the bogus results linking to the Russian site on Wednesday and downplayed the attack, saying the number of results was miniscule compare to the billions of results served every day to Web users.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /internet/0,39020369,2112185,00.htm (650 words)

	Reality SEO - Search Engine News, Commentary & Ranking: Link Spammer Tells All
		Link spammer tells all according to TheRegister.com, link spammers are only active in selling viagra, porn and online gambling.
		Many SEO's will do what is known as "Black Hat SEO" in which techniques clearly opposed by the search engines themselves are employed to increase the rank of client sites.
		The client hears that inbound links gain them search engine ranking and they come to me asking me to build them links pages and launch a linking campaign for them.
	www.realityseo.com /2005/01/link-spammer-tells-all.html (640 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Technology -- Search-engine spam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		A site that appears high in your search results actually might not be as popular as the search engine indicates.
		In many cases, the search engines are banning sites that use spamming tactics.
		Search engines use formulas that rank pages based on key-words in the text as well as the number of links to that site.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/computing/personaltech/20050328-9999-mz1b28spam.html (1061 words)

	Search Engine Marketing & Optimisation Tips & News \| searchengineblog
		Search Engine Blog provides the latest search engine marketing news, information and resources
		Chris Sherman talks to Dan Chan, the man (hey, that rhymes) behind the DayPop search engine (that doesn't).
		If you've gotten some use out of Search Engine Blog in the past, and you feel like signing up for an Ah-ha account (note: an initial $50 deposit applies), please sign up from here, or use the banner top right.
	www.searchengineblog.com /August_2002/august15.htm (424 words)

	I Love This Article - Best Practices Search Engine Forums
		This enables that spammer to stick in other "links" on the spammers domain that the browser won't see because of the redirect.
		This enables those other domains that are both owned by the client and owned by other spammer clients, to get listed in the search engines.
		For every problem a spammer says they have with the client, or with the site, there is "always" a whitehat solution to that problem.
	www.ihelpyouservices.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17277 (2353 words)

	WordPress Found Spamming Search Engines
		A well-rounded view on search engines and search engine marketing by senior members of the major SEO/SEM forums on the Internet.
		WordPress, a popular open source blogging software, was caught spamming search engines by using its link popularity and $3 per article company.
		Virtuelvis explains that they were including a "-9000px text indent: This makes the link invisible to human visitors with CSS, and visible to every search engine on the planet." Technically, this is not IP Delivery and many professional cloakers would not consider this cloaking.
	www.seroundtable.com /archives/001742.html (568 words)

	Yet Another Search Engine Spammer
		The first step for any spammer is finding e-mail addresses, usually by harvesting them on the Web.
		Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan recaps top search engine stories from May 2005.
		Search related information about: search - engine - spammer
	www.webrankinfo.com /english/seo-news/topic-5521.htm (261 words)

	Cre8: Who Really is the Spammer? - Google - Cre8asite forums - Search Engine Optimization, Usability and Web Design (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Google basically suggests anyone violating their TOS is a search engine spammer.
		Basically the poster asked what right Google has to call anyone a spammer when in fact they send out their "unsolicited spiders" to websites to gather information without the website's permission much the same way e-mail spammers harvest e-mail.
		But rather their calling some submitters spammers when it is possible they are guilty of the very thing they accuse others of.
	www.cre8asiteforums.com /viewtopic.php?p=6655 (507 words)

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