Black Hat SEO Reading List

6 comments on “Black Hat SEO Reading List”

1. 
   admin says:
   February 9th, 2008
   4:13 pm
   

   Wondering what this is? It’s me playing with a service called Grazr.

   http://grazr.com

   I’m kinda irritated and convinced my house is bugged. Eric and I have talked about making this exact application. What it does is let’s you publish your reading list (or all your sites and blogs). Then you take it and can auto publish your reading lists on your blog just like this.

   No seo value on your blog – but you do show up on their site for a bit.

   Here’s the part I’m not sure about yet – I’ll have to do some digging. On their site they try to display everything with javascript – then there is a back up of normal html enclosed in a tag. That’s supposed to make it so browsers that don’t have javascript enabled still see things.

   Wonder if that counts for search engines? I’ll see if I can dig up an answer.

2. 
   admin says:
   February 12th, 2008
   10:13 pm
   

   Short answer is yes – this does get spidered and indexed by the bots. Confirmed visitors from it – and confirmed spider activity as well

3. 
   Black Hat Digest : Digg for Link Love - Easy to do with a little set up work. says:
   February 15th, 2008
   5:50 pm
   

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4. 
   rod says:
   February 15th, 2008
   7:58 pm
   

   WOW, new and interesting stuff all the time, Thanks!

5. 
   vjstar says:
   February 17th, 2008
   3:41 pm
   

   When I disable my js, the links don’t show up at all.

   I am trying to find the alternative tags you are talking about but I don’t see em.

6. 
   admin says:
   February 17th, 2008
   4:09 pm
   

   Vjstar – it does have those tags – maybe not here but directly on grazr’s site. The post above (which is done by just clicking a button over at grazr..) does link back to the grazr profile for this reading list… and it does have the no script tags.