Google, the widely used search engine got messages for its clients, regarding fraud and vague SEO’s. Some of them are given as follows.
One should be aware of those SEOs with the intention of declaring to assurance rankings, claiming a “special relationship” among search engines like Google, or advertises having a “priority submit” of Google. Actually there is nothing called priority submits designed for Google.
If something is indistinct, asking for information is necessary and it’s important to know what they say. If an SEO makes deceptive or false content on the owner’s behalf, for instance “doorway pages” or something like “throwaway” domains, the website might be removed completely from Google’s index.
One needs to avoid those SEOs that chatter about the authority of “free-for-all” links, linkage popularity formats, or submitting the owner’s site to the majority of search engines. All of these are naturally useless drills that can not affect the website’s ranking in the domino effect of the most important search engines.
While one is thinking whether to set off with a SEO, they might wish for doing some investigation on the search engine industry. Of course, Google is one easy and better option to do that. One may also search for a few of the basic SEO tips. Those are most likely to find in different links given in Google.
One of the common swindles is the formation of “shadow” domains that shaft users from a site to other by using misleading redirects. Most of the shadow domains are frequently owned by those SEO who states to be working on behalf of its client. Besides, this fraud SEO also puts links of their further clients on the pages of doorway, proposes to trade some keywords presented in address bar, guarantees the site’s ranking, finds traffic from different “fake” search engines, scum ware, or spyware etc.