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 [Jim Hedger] The First SEO Republic Forumed: My biggest problem with SEO spam is that while I may have opinions on what is and what is not spam, those opinions are purely subjective as there are no industry-wide definitions or guidelines. While several points of agreement exist and the major search engines provide written guidelines to reference, there actually isn’t a well-defined outline of what constitutes search engine spam.

[Blog.exclusiveconcepts.com] Exclusive Concepts' Internet Marketing Blog: Well, Paul Chaney says Patti Thompson is also a small business blogger known as the Diamond Diva Online and his first blogging client. Patti is blogging the story of her recovery and selling her jewelry on eBay.

 [Msnbc.msn.com] Hotwiring Your Search Engine - Newsweek Technology - MSNBC.com: But they are increasingly tolerant of ethical or "white hat" SEOs like Fishkin, who primarily help their clients knock down the virtual walls that prevent search engines from fully indexing their site. Earlier this year Google engineer Matt Cutts started a blog directed at the SEO community, dispensing tips on how to make sites more visible to the automated software "spiders" that catalog the Web.

[Mattcutts.com] Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO: That’s right, the SEO that couldn’t even get a sneaky redirect right was *also* adding links to itself from the client’s pages. I see this all the time: clients who didn’t know what their SEO was doing can actually get their PageRank sucked away to the SEO or the SEO’s other clients.

[Brandidentityguru.com] Boston Search Engine Optimization SEO Tips News Issues: Google isn’t just a search engine anymore. They’re the world’s biggest online advertiser, growing in leaps and bounds as more people discover that online research and shopping fits their lifestyles and business needs, and they investigating implementing everything from browsers and even future operating systems.

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