LuminescentPearlyWhiteSEO.com
Yahoo!'s Tim Converse classifies the field of SEO in more colors than just black and white.
Luminescent pearly white: This would be a case where the SEO designs a site to show up for relevant queries and not to show up for irrelevant queries. Do luminescent SEOs exist?
- Y! MyWeb
get a clue
It seems like Yahoo has too much time on their hands... how about getting the bugs out of Panama before daydreaming about SEO categories.
It's actually a really funny
It's actually a really funny good read.
Let's be plain here. Charcoal and above in the "dark" categories aren't SEOs they are criminals that play the engines. I feel quite clean and white after reading that, and I tell you what, I aint!
Nice find.
Nice find.
Dark Gray
The SEO collects (aka steals) random text from other sites, and uses it to create thousands (or millions) of pages targeting particular queries. The pages have nothing original of value, but do have ads.
Dark Gray sounds an awful lot like Search engine result page, whoops ....
Search engines have no color
Search engines have no color, they're just Opaque.
those aren't colors. The
those aren't colors.
The only color of SEO is green seo.
But green seo
isnt a product of green seos.
Nice
John has figured out self-promoting links ;)
Just in time for
Just in time for Thanksgiving. I made this image for that SEO t-shirt contest sometime ago:
Dark or White SEO?
Bang on Graywolf
Aint that the truth!
wow !!
"infovorous human reader and the termnivorous "
Considering i had a reading age 5 years abouve the average when I was 10 - 2 words in a scentance that i ahve to look up in a dictionary wow!
presumably Tim used to work for the NYT :-)
aah he's not so clever
he probably googled them
Nah - he made them up
because they made sense in the context of the article.
another seo contest
I blogged about this thread and someone dropped a link for the latest seo contest.... now that is not Pearly White!!!
my link was from a contest
my image link was from a contest ran last year!