Co-Worker SEO
After ranking third in Google for “Stephen Fluin” simply by mentioning his name once in only one of my blog posts…I’m curious where I’ll rank for these other co-worker’s names with more significant on-page SEO real estate dedicated to them. I’m also curious if I’ll move up even higher in the results for “Stephen Fluin”
Stephen Fluin
Project Manager
Jacob Larson
Project Manager
Joey Lunders
Graphic Designer
Doug Reeves
Business Analyst
Andy Uncategorized
- Require a form submission with a captcha, to get to any page on your web site.
- Don’t use a page title or use the same page title for every page of your web site.
- Link to as many shady spyware/virus-prone web sites as you possibly can.
- Put loads of text that appears to be stuffed spam keywords in a text color the same as your web site’s background color.
- Use a meta description on every web page on your site that reads “The requested URL was not found on this server.”
- Make a text file named “robots.txt”, put this in it:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
Then save it and upload it to the root directory of your web site.
- Set all of your web pages to 301-redirect to new URLs, on new domains, every minute. Do the same only with 302-redirects every 30 seconds.
- Sabotage all web sites that attempt to link to you.
- Install a script that automatically creates 1,000 one-character variations of each one of your web pages, then links to all variations on each variation’s page.
- Pull a John Chow.
Andy Uncategorized epic, fail, list, seo