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How do you feel about this SEO Service

by ProfitFromMyDomain
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Crowd Search Me | Crowdsourcing SEO Smart Rank Technology

cant you just use traffic exchanges and get paid to sites to do the same?
#feel #seo #service
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    doesn't seem legit to me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Lee
    CTR as the #1 most important factor in ranking?
    You've gotta be kidding me.

    Looks like someone trying to take advantage of the recent discussions/experiments on CTR and trying to scam people for a quick buck.
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
      Originally Posted by Chris Lee View Post

      CTR as the #1 most important factor in ranking?
      You've gotta be kidding me.

      Looks like someone trying to take advantage of the recent discussions/experiments on CTR and trying to scam people for a quick buck.
      I have not tested it myself, but here's the thing...

      If you are on page one or page two of the SERP, I could see it being a factor. If a site is at #12, but getting more clicks than the site at #8, wouldn't Google want to show visitors the site at #12 more then? People seem to like something about it.

      From that point of view, I can see where it would make sense.

      On the other hand, if you are at #67 and suddenly start getting a lot more clicks, I could see where Google would easily spot that as suspicious activity and possibly punish a site for it.
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      • Profile picture of the author Chris Lee
        Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

        I have not tested it myself, but here's the thing...

        If you are on page one or page two of the SERP, I could see it being a factor. If a site is at #12, but getting more clicks than the site at #8, wouldn't Google want to show visitors the site at #12 more then? People seem to like something about it.

        From that point of view, I can see where it would make sense.

        On the other hand, if you are at #67 and suddenly start getting a lot more clicks, I could see where Google would easily spot that as suspicious activity and possibly punish a site for it.
        Yeah the logic makes sense and I've seen a few experiments where it worked short-term.

        But #1 ranking factor (as stated in the video)? That seems like a bit of a stretch.
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          Originally Posted by Chris Lee View Post

          Yeah the logic makes sense and I've seen a few experiments where it worked short-term.

          But #1 ranking factor (as stated in the video)? That seems like a bit of a stretch.
          Oh yeah, there is no doubt that is total crap.
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        • Profile picture of the author Chaudhary Daniyal
          Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

          I have not tested it myself, but here's the thing...

          If you are on page one or page two of the SERP, I could see it being a factor. If a site is at #12, but getting more clicks than the site at #8, wouldn't Google want to show visitors the site at #12 more then? People seem to like something about it.

          From that point of view, I can see where it would make sense.

          On the other hand, if you are at #67 and suddenly start getting a lot more clicks, I could see where Google would easily spot that as suspicious activity and possibly punish a site for it.
          Second that!


          Originally Posted by Chris Lee View Post

          Yeah the logic makes sense and I've seen a few experiments where it worked short-term.

          But #1 ranking factor (as stated in the video)? That seems like a bit of a stretch.
          I'm sure that the product is just following along the footsteps of the industry of 'Hyping the sh*t out of it', but actually, you can get #1 ranking given that you're on the first page.

          The concept of this product rang some bells and I had to do some SERIOUS DIGGING to find this Moz experiment where they went from #7 to #1 in a few hours through the same technique, but it was geographical.

          Source: Queries & Clicks May Influence Google's Results More Directly Than Previously Suspected - Rand's Blog
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