SEO & ethics: you have been one of the biggest debunkers of this marketing angle for me. Based on a few comments it seems you have a distaste for the SEO ethics crowd. Why do you have such a distaste for many people proclaiming to be "ethical" SEOs?
I was there when the first 'ethical'
SEO poked his cowboy hat clad head out from under a rock.
I guess my distaste for the
SEO 'ethics' crowd began because I knew the people involved before they became 'ethical' and I was part of original discussions(if you can call them that) about
SEO 'ethics'.
I watched as a few SEOs who's business was not doing so well at the time spring to the
SEO forefront as they proclaimed they were 'ethical' and all the other SEOs (that did not go along) were evil spammers. Once these self-named 'ethical' SEOs figured out they could get clients and a following of ditto heads by claiming they were 'ethical' they were off and running.
Fortunately, I think the 'ethical'
SEO fad has about ran it course, it is fading fast as a marketing method.
Clients don't really care about being 'ethical' as defined by a big corporation like google(or some cowboy hat wearing
SEO wannabe), clients care much more about conversions and issues directly related to their business.
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