Sphinn Home » SEO
Avatar Went Hot: August 7, 2008 - 9:11 pm
Posted By: DavidWallace 118 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.searchenginejournal.com)
Category: SEO
Ann Smarty writes, "HighRankings forums recently discussed a SEO case when a person had to optimize for 50 states and reviewed potential pros and cons of the following possible steps to take."
2 Comments     

Comments

from MarketingGuy 115 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

Desphunn simply because it's yet another regurgitated article that doesn't say anything particularly interesting.  The original thread on HighRankings should have been sphunn IMO.


Some of the few conclusions drawn on the article are dubious at best:


"50 subdomains would be not much easier to manage and promote than in the above case plus you have more chances to be penalized for spamming the index."

Really?  Since when?  50 crap internal pages have as much chance of being penalised as 50 crap sub domain pages - and 50 good internal pages have as much chance of ranking well as 50 good sub domains.

If it hadn't been posted on SEJ it probably wouldn't have made it to the Sphinn homepage IMO.

Scott

from annie7 114 days ago #
Votes: 0 | Vote:
+ -

@MarketingGuy : those "dubious" conclusions are there so that we could discuss them :) Thanks for the feedback btw!


Log in to comment or register here.

Top 10 Most Sphunn
In What's New

  1. 30 Tips on How to Get, Convince, Ke... (22)
  2. Could you Buy or Sell Social Media ... (18)
  3. The End of Fake Avatars? (15)
  4. fRank Takes on PageRank (14)
  5. 5 Critical PPC Budgeting Problems (14)
  6. How To Actually Get Links From Your... (12)
  7. 16 Business Lessons for Freelancers (12)
  8. Top 10 Reasons for PPC & SEO Synerg... (11)
  9. Rumors: Microsoft in talks to buy Y... (11)
  10. Conversion Immersion - Making the M... (11)

Latest Comments

Search Marketing Expo

Save the date for:
• SMX West - Feb. 10-12, 2009
• SMX Munich - April 22-23, 2009
• SMX Social Media Marketing - April 29-30
• SMX Advanced - June 2-3, 2009

Search Marketing Now

Learn more about search marketing through free online webcasts and webinars from our sister site Search Marketing Now.

Upcoming Webcasts: