SEO Chain Gangs - revised version 2.01b

Allo' monde!
..1
.... SEO chain gangs in mass production lines; "This unit forms
keyphrase skeletons and that sector over there inserts chunks of meat.
To the left is the fission and release chamber where the various skins
are glued onto the web pages and then the seedlings are propelled into
the SERPs to grow the little green line ... the little money pods all
blush at the master's sudden attention and float away to distant
fertile lands ...
..2
I revised a list and wanted to open it up for scrutiny.

The seven most important factors I consider when developing and
implemeting an SEO startegy:

1.0 Relevancy - stay focused but not pushy

2.0 Ethics - play fair, by the rules and have respect for competitors

3.0 Authoritativeness - having something uniquely significant to offer
the Internet

4.0 Dynamicability - encouraging evolution

5.0 Credibility - supporting words both internally and externally

6.0 Importance - using natural language patterns to emphasize content

7.0 Accessibility - building optimized content for your visitors
primarily (I will convert Els, slowly)
..3
I just keep telling myself "I am a man and I can change" like Red Green
used to suggest before his TV show got bumped off the air) see:
http://www.redgreen.com/
..4
That's the end of the posting. The rest is just babbling. Please,
everyone now get back to work.
..5
Ok, in a little way, I am hoping my latest blog article will be enough
to get nominated for the "2006 Obscure SEOs of Canada Distinguished
Moose Tird Award". I have a picture of me with mine from last year,
I'll post it up on my blog later if I can find it.
..6
For those search optimizers that are extremely bored and are looking to
plant new seeds in their minds and think that there may be an inkling
of substance in my assorted nonsense. I hope I just cured your boredom
blues.
..7
Obscurity, I think, is an extreme of imagination wherein innovativeness
sometimes festers.
--
Fred - Jack jumped out of the penalty box
http://canadian-web-site-promotion.b...o-factors.html

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How come nobody ever comments about my shit eh? Not even a: "Holy cow
Fred what were you on last night" Nothing. I am just another Nosetrends
now...

Actually, I just reread it myself to try to makes heads or tails of it.
I would like to share my opinion on the OP. This would probably be an
A.I.S.E. first.

Personally, I found the read had deep symbollic meanings. The whole
piece incorporated a variety of cleverly assembled creativities. Then
of course there was SEO knowledge dabbled with philosophical insights.
Not bad for a Frenchman eh. That's why I practice hard. Everyday. All
the time. See ya'

--
Fred
http://canadian-web-site-promotion.blogspot.com/

On 31 Jul 2006 14:13:15 -0700, "canadafred" <canadian_web (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>
wrote:

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How come nobody ever comments about my shit eh? Not even a: "Holy cow
Fred what were you on last night" Nothing. I am just another Nosetrends
now...

Nah, we're used to it is all... :-)

BB
--

http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-services.htm
http://www.crystal-liaison.com/baby-gund/index.html
http://www.here-be-posters.co.uk/jul...et-posters.htm

Big Bill wrote:

On 31 Jul 2006 14:13:15 -0700, "canadafred" <canadian_web (AT) hotmail (DOT) com
wrote:

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How come nobody ever comments about my shit eh? Not even a: "Holy cow
Fred what were you on last night" Nothing. I am just another Nosetrends
now...

Nah, we're used to it is all... :-)

yes I suppose I would have a certain numbing effect after a while.

--
Fred
http://www.eaglesearth.com/canada-in...ive-centre.htm