Post & Creat Profiles On Site Unethical SEO Practice? Link Spamming In The Eyes of Offline Client?
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Anyway, I know a lot of SEOs can and do aggressive link building techniques in order to get to that coveted number one spot. I know several reputable Warriors offer link packages - creating profiles on sites and dropping a link on them.
Or creating content on free blogs and borrowing their link juice such as creating link wheels. This is NOT an attack on any of their services, on them nor am I calling them unethical spammers. I have used them personally, so this is not the issue.
I am just wondering though, in terms of an offline client who wouldn't necessarily understand the value behind links or your work/process, would they or could they just see you as some complete amateur who doesn't know what they are doing or some lazy spammer?
How would you explain to a client, (here's the other question) that content syndication all over the internet is vital to promoting a website and that it is not spamming? And content being in the form of links, blog comments, articles, video, podcasts, - the whole gamut.
As long obviously as the content is actually valuable and not just some rehashed mish-mash that not even a second grader could make sense of?
What are your thoughts? This question, if asked at all, from the eyes of an offline client - what do you look like for what could be questionable SEO practices because they don't understand the process?
I know this a lot of what-ifs. Just thoughts I had to put to paper --errgh screen in this case --. Okay I'm done.
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