Dave Miller

[YouGotMyMoney]

So...if posting relevant, updated content is my strategy.... you predict the sky will be falling for me?

virtually everyone was hit, except for the lead vendors

 

[Josh]

I saw some of my garbage does actually start doing better after the update. I'm surprised by what google it's rewarding me for.

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Why would lead vendors benefit?

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

Why would lead vendors benefit?

1. Old Sites.
2. Authority Sites.
3. Big Adwords Buyers.
4. Big Adwords Buyers.
5. Big Adwords Buyers.
5. Lots of high quality backlinks, most of us cant afford.

 

[1manshow]

You're saying that it would have affected my site by now? If it was going to affect me? Or is this on the way?

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

if u werent effected, u lucked out, sell ur site now b4 it's rendered useless.

 

[Josh]

He has a much different site and seo plan. He has a site over a decade old; he shouldn't sell it, but it's sort of a one trick deal.

 

[1manshow]

He has a much different site and seo plan. He has a site over a decade old; he shouldn't sell it, but it's sort of a one trick deal.

How's that? A one trick deal?

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

Pangea was right about getting traffic sources other than Google organic results. This isn't even about a gut reaction to the recent algo changes, even when G rolls back this Filter, it's smart to diversify.

So the options for online marketing seem to be:

1. PPC. Google/Bing. Depending on if your an affiliate or agent will help you figure out where your CPC needs to be.

The consesus seems to be that Facebook ads dont work for most people. Has anyone had success with ins ads on other social sites? You dont have to name the network.

2. Media Buys. Banner Advertising.

Anyone want to discuss these methods?

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

"even when G rolls back this Filter"

That seems to be a big topic of discussion. But how much (if any) will they?