My Discovery

Boris_yo · 08-11-2010, 10:46 AM

Let's take for example keyword "penis":
I discovered that though it appears in Google Keyword Tool and have searches and all that, in Google Suggest it simply won't show up and all the "bad" words, try it.

I am currently planning on making a health website, but question is should i write articles about XXX words and publish them on my website... Won't that hurt reputation of my website and decrease rankings?

BobV · 08-11-2010, 10:59 AM

Hi Boris,

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "...it simply won't show up and "bad words" try it." However, basing on the context of your post, if you are concerned with the reputation of your website and decreasing your rankings, by posting Google Suggest classified XXX words such as "penis", solely for medical purposes then maybe you should attempt other more neutral and more medical specific terms.

In the case of the word "penis" for example, why don't you try using "male sex organ" or "male genitals" instead of penis, I don't know is these words will check out well in Google Suggest, but I guess it would be worth a try.

Hope this helps.

Bob

paulgl · 08-11-2010, 05:18 PM

This post did not make any sense. So, like the real-world person I am,
I searched for the one word. And sure enough, adwords came up with the
word just fine, as well as a ton of results. So, not sure exactly what
the post is about.

It could indeed hurt the reputation of your site, if that's what you are really
asking and probably what google is cautioning you on. If you want traffic
from all sources, you will care. If, like most of those so-called "health" sites,
you don't care, then it really does not matter. But it would not be that word,
it would be the whole genre. It is looked upon as spamzola.

Paul

Boris_yo · 08-12-2010, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulgl

I searched for the one word. And sure enough, adwords came up with the
word just fine, as well as a ton of results. So, not sure exactly what
the post is about.

I was talking about Google Suggestion where it won't show up. It shows up okay in Google Keyword Tool.

Would "male enhancement" work better than "penis enlargement"?

paulgl · 08-12-2010, 07:02 PM

Since you have chosen the topic for your site, you have effectively
thumbed your nose at reputation. That topic, like I said, is looked upon
as spam. Does that matter in your case? Probably not. You can't have
any site that deals with that topic and not expect the baggage that comes
with it.

That said, there can be folly in letting google dictate what you do.
Sometimes you have to read between the lines.

It really does not matter what alternative terms you use. Google indexes
any and all. But the trick is going to take it to the top of the results. For
that, you need a lot of love.

My guess is that for those terms, the SEO is a shade different. Way too
many variables. Why do you think we get spammed with that stuff?

Paul

Kay King · 08-12-2010, 07:14 PM

Though that word shows no suggestions - if you change it to "penile" it has suggestions. Must be that particular word and the terms most often associated with it.

08-11-2010, 10:46 AM	#1
Boris_yo Advanced Warrior Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , Israel. Posts: 562 Thanks: 123 Thanked 14 Times in 13 Posts	My Discovery - Google Suggest Doesn't Show XXX Words Let's take for example keyword "penis": I discovered that though it appears in Google Keyword Tool and have searches and all that, in Google Suggest it simply won't show up and all the "bad" words, try it. I am currently planning on making a health website, but question is should i write articles about XXX words and publish them on my website... Won't that hurt reputation of my website and decrease rankings?

08-11-2010, 10:59 AM	#2
BobV Warrior Companion War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 170 Thanks: 11 Thanked 19 Times in 17 Posts	Re: My Discovery - Google Suggest Doesn't Show XXX Words Hi Boris, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "...it simply won't show up and "bad words" try it." However, basing on the context of your post, if you are concerned with the reputation of your website and decreasing your rankings, by posting Google Suggest classified XXX words such as "penis", solely for medical purposes then maybe you should attempt other more neutral and more medical specific terms. In the case of the word "penis" for example, why don't you try using "male sex organ" or "male genitals" instead of penis, I don't know is these words will check out well in Google Suggest, but I guess it would be worth a try. Hope this helps. Bob

08-11-2010, 05:18 PM	#3
paulgl Plundering the Web War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 4,849 Thanks: 804 Thanked 1,199 Times in 886 Posts	Re: My Discovery - Google Suggest Doesn't Show XXX Words This post did not make any sense. So, like the real-world person I am, I searched for the one word. And sure enough, adwords came up with the word just fine, as well as a ton of results. So, not sure exactly what the post is about. It could indeed hurt the reputation of your site, if that's what you are really asking and probably what google is cautioning you on. If you want traffic from all sources, you will care. If, like most of those so-called "health" sites, you don't care, then it really does not matter. But it would not be that word, it would be the whole genre. It is looked upon as spamzola. Paul
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08-12-2010, 07:02 PM	#5
paulgl Plundering the Web War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 4,849 Thanks: 804 Thanked 1,199 Times in 886 Posts	Re: My Discovery - Google Suggest Doesn't Show XXX Words Since you have chosen the topic for your site, you have effectively thumbed your nose at reputation. That topic, like I said, is looked upon as spam. Does that matter in your case? Probably not. You can't have any site that deals with that topic and not expect the baggage that comes with it. That said, there can be folly in letting google dictate what you do. Sometimes you have to read between the lines. It really does not matter what alternative terms you use. Google indexes any and all. But the trick is going to take it to the top of the results. For that, you need a lot of love. My guess is that for those terms, the SEO is a shade different. Way too many variables. Why do you think we get spammed with that stuff? Paul
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08-12-2010, 07:14 PM	#6
Kay King Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Gulf Coast, USA. Posts: 15,365 Thanks: 4,324 Thanked 4,676 Times in 2,499 Posts	Re: My Discovery - Google Suggest Doesn't Show XXX Words Though that word shows no suggestions - if you change it to "penile" it has suggestions. Must be that particular word and the terms most often associated with it.