EzineArticles Loses 90% Of Keyword Rankings - Is This A Sign Of What's To Come?
I just came across an offer vault article showing how recently EzineArticles and several other top article marketing sites like ArticleBase have lost between 70% and 90% of their keyword rankings in the most recent Scroogle update.
Information about the Google Farming Update, who are the losers
It's crazy, no Adwords, no Yahoo, YouTube accounts getting suspended left and right, Bing following suite, and now this.
Not to be a fortune teller, but it looks like the internet is changing drastically and fast. In the last 6 years online I haven't seen as many blows come our way as I'm watching dumbfoundedly happen now.
Looks like the future of traffic is pure SEO, media buys, and inserting your offers into the CPA networks which make it a LOT harder than it used to be for the little guy to win.
This, along with, the constant launching of overhyped "stuff" is making the internet a really tough place to figure out.
Once everyone exhausts everyone else's lists with all these launches leaving the end consumer jaded I don't see "internet marketing" as we know it existing in the next two years.
I have no idea what's to come, but I know it's not going to look anything like it does now. All I know is we've got to change what we teach and how we operate fast. What do you guys think?
Daegan
Information about the Google Farming Update, who are the losers
It's crazy, no Adwords, no Yahoo, YouTube accounts getting suspended left and right, Bing following suite, and now this.
Not to be a fortune teller, but it looks like the internet is changing drastically and fast. In the last 6 years online I haven't seen as many blows come our way as I'm watching dumbfoundedly happen now.
Looks like the future of traffic is pure SEO, media buys, and inserting your offers into the CPA networks which make it a LOT harder than it used to be for the little guy to win.
This, along with, the constant launching of overhyped "stuff" is making the internet a really tough place to figure out.
Once everyone exhausts everyone else's lists with all these launches leaving the end consumer jaded I don't see "internet marketing" as we know it existing in the next two years.
I have no idea what's to come, but I know it's not going to look anything like it does now. All I know is we've got to change what we teach and how we operate fast. What do you guys think?
Daegan
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