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Unethical Business Practice – Details
Costs - (Quote dependent on complexity of reporting)Report Sites Spamming Search Engines
Web-sites spam search engines using various techniques such as link farms and duplicate content. Spamming search engines is very unethical and should be reported.If you would like Web Publicitee to handle the removal of such competitors using these tactics and still have a little peace of mind left over feel free to contact us. We will report all such spam occurrences to all the sites and search engines in question and research other sites where we can catch your competitors at their unethical practices.
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Unethical Business Practice
Report Sites Spamming Search Engines
Web-sites spam search engines using various techniques such as link farms and duplicate content. Spamming search engines is very unethical and should be reported.If you would like us to handle the removal of such competitors using these tactics and have a little peace of mind feel free to contact us. We will report all such spam occurrences to all the sites and search engines in question and research other sites where we can catch your competitors at their unethical practices.
Report Spam - Report TOS Violations - Report Unethical Search Engine Practices
Report Spam; ways in which sites spam search engines… sites that ODP (Open Directory Project) considers unethical are:- Affiliate sites with duplicate
- Similar or the same content but use altered site design.
- Mirror sites. Submitting mirror URLs to different categories is also considered spam. Multi-lingual sites are acceptable as long as the URL directs (points) to the correct language.
- Sites using redirects or any type of hooking of users.
- Sites that use frames to hide the real URL, also known as "poor man's cloaking," is also considered spam and is not tolerated.
- Sites whose main purpose is to drive traffic to affiliate links or sites that primarily contain affiliate redirects or url's.
Inktomi, Google, AltaVista, Looksmart, Dogpile, Lycos, etc.
Search engines consider spam to be these various attempts to boost page views or search engine results positioning.- Machine generated pages - pages built only for search engines, not for customers.
- Sites with no value but a lot of content targeting specific keywords.
- Hidden links on web-site pages.
- Link Spamming such as (FFA) Free for all link pages.
- Cloaking, where end users and search engines do not see the same content.
- Link Spamming with little or no quality content attached.
- Cross-linking excessively to create the appearance that the site in question is popular.
- Queries to check positioning on search results using programs like WebPosition Gold 2.
- Hidden links or hidden text anywhere on page.
- Stuffing keywords on site, changing color of keyword lists (invisible or shaded to match background) and or invisible text.
- Doorway Pages - One page containing all links to one web-site page or similar content.
- Invisible text
- Site submission software using automatic url submission programs.
- Do not submit your site to any directory or search engine more than one time per month unless they say it is allowed, if they do not you will not be listed for months.
- Bulk mailing your web-site url to market your site. Search engines can pick up on this easily.
Reporting Spam and Unethical Business Practice
- For Google - - Report a Spam Result
- For Inktomi - - Report a Spam Result
- For AltaVista - Report a Spam Result
- For FAST - - Report a Spam Result
- For AllTheWeb - - Report a Spam Result
- For Lycos - - Report Search Engine Spam Result
- For Excite - Report a Spam Result
- For ixQuick.com - Report a Spam Result
- For Teoma and AskJeeves.com - Ask.com - Report Search Engine Spam
- For Hotbot.com (Lycos) - Report Search Engine Spam
- For Gigablast.com ( - Report Search Engine Spam
How it works - Actual Steps Involved In the STOP SPAM Reporting Process (For reporting the unethical spamming or abusing of a site in question.)
reported as abusing or in violation of (TOS) Terms of Service to all engines listed above as spamming. The cost would be determined depending on nature of site in question and size.
- Document the actual TOS or SPAM abuse problem (write-up) - hand written
- Verify the problem is able to be "reportable"
- Report write-up to all search engines possibly involved or not, just to be sure (E-mail search engine site administrators)
- Follow up on results from the search engine administrators "replies" to be sure they are handling the problem correctly.
- Maintain communications with search engine administrators or webmasters until problem is removed from their search engine results pages. (SERPS)
- Report these results (those search engines that are dealing with problem correctly) (another write-up) and hand deliver report to client.