Comments on: SEO is FOREVER!

By: Horst

Horst — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:38:22 +0000

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By: Prasenjit

Prasenjit — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 04:51:26 +0000

Thanks for posting your opinion. Hope all of us learn from it. Thanks.

By: imnotadoctor

imnotadoctor — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:18:19 +0000

@Daniel

Thank you for complementing me on my awesome drunken Irish ninja battle skills!

You think I’m coming from one way only to appear out of the foggy shadows to slam my large pint glass filled with Guinness over your head!

If you are still licking your wounds like a little pussy .. pussy cat I mean .. I will buy an Irish Car Bomb?!

Cheers mate!

By: Daniel Redman

Daniel Redman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:49:25 +0000

@imnotadoctor, this is how you battle: Distraction
Distraction
Make one point only
Distraction
Distraction
Distraction
Here's a little distraction I made for you:
http://seo.ytmnd.com/
I hope you like it.

By: imnotadoctor

imnotadoctor — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:41:50 +0000

Well I’m sorry your virgin ears are sensitive to my powerful and moving language.
**Earmuffs** (if you are sensitive to words like fuck please do not read anymore)
Who the fuck said people wanted real time results to dominate each search results? It’s called relevancy and user intent which is extremely hard for the search engines to get right. Hell maybe Google will not fix their irrelevant shitty real time results so people continue to click on their paid ads, thus making them richer. Reminds me of the marketing tactic of not placing any clocks in a casino. With that said, if real time results stay as an SEOer I will figure out how to get my content place in front of eyeballs. Hell I will optimize Twitter accounts! Regardless of what you attempt through at me or any other real SEOers we will learn how to adapt like we always do. Even if you want to try to get rid of us we you can't cause we are marketers that fuck simple kid.
I understand you want to help me out, but I think you might be better off helping Mark Wahlberg’s third nipple.
If I smell like cabbage then you smell like scurvy.
Enjoy your day Sir cause you "look like a fool with his pants on the ground!"

By: Daniel Redman

Daniel Redman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:36:20 +0000

SEO Overlord,

I’m with you on technology progressing, yadda-yadda Moore’s law, etc. But unless we are talking about projection screens or some sort of sci-fi light-bending, you can’t accomplish in 2.5inx2in monitor what you can a 15in. LCD. Apps have a place because they are organizable by micro-interest, websites aren’t monetized in a way that allow you to do the same. There are a lot of assumptions in you’re argument, mostly reliant on super sciency developments unlike anything we have today. By the time of which, the ‘algorithm’ will have been leaked/cracked anyhow.

By: Daniel Redman

Daniel Redman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:07:21 +0000

Who approves this guy’s comments? I haven’t heard such language since I joined my local town hall meeting on health care.

Real time search being a joke now is irrelevant. The fact of the matter is that it is important…no, crucial. That’s the message that Google has sent. I trust that the positioning of Google in real-time and Apple in apps (hell it’s in their name for crying out loud) should be big enough clues for you. @imnotadoctor, you’re starting to sound a lot like Danny Sullivan when he gets his pantie’s all bunched up about content pay walls.

I’m just trying to help you out, man. Help me help you…find a job in 2020.

By: SEO Overlord

SEO Overlord — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:06:44 +0000

Hahahahahahaha, this is really hilarious. But @dredman, I am glad that you have jumped into the fray here because I am going to blow your mind.

Apps will be DEAD within the next 3-6 years. Mobile devices are progressing in such a fashion that they will not need apps installed locally on the phones, sucking up valuable resources, memory, and battery life. Browsers are getting more sophisticated and faster, flash will soon be available on all mobile browsers.

That being said “apps” will be replaced with a website. You go to a website to play with an app or interact with FourSquare, Facebook, or even Twitter. These companies will have highly optimized mobile sites that will perform better than the localized apps of today. Its basically your apps in the “cloud.” This will allow your phone to be faster, last longer, and provide a more powerful experience.

On the idea of where SEO will be in the coming years, it will still be widely needed. People will still use search engines to find most stuff. Sure, many sites will gain market share away from search engines in the traffic departments and engagement arenas. But it will not come anywhere close to the domination of the search engines. It will be like taking 5 drops of water from a 50 gallon tank. The search engines will still dominate and will still be the most relevant for transactions and lead gen.

SEO IS forever! Pho Ever!

By: Ricardo Figueiredo

Ricardo Figueiredo — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:06:44 +0000

@Daniel Redman: I actually have a bunch of apps on my phone, but none of them replace search. I use them as I would use software on my computer, and I still search just as I would using a browser on my computer.

If anything, the way I use my mobile device is more and more like I use a full desktop/laptop system.

@imnotadoctor: Ooof, that was below the belt… Expect a come back from Mr. Redman

@SEO Overlord: Holy crap!

By: imnotadoctor

imnotadoctor — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:54:40 +0000

@daniel

Have you seen real time search in Google? It is a fucken joke. Just like people that think “Ghost Hunters” is a real show about real ghosts!

Not everyone is looking for real time information. Example, say you were looking for an Ugly Sweater for some shitty xmas party you were going to. Do you think you want real time results full of stupid twitter comments and reviews of a politicians self serving book that happened to be title “Christmas Sweater”? I think not!

Apps are here to stay for sure, but hey how do people find apps? The search for them! Maybe not on Google but in the Apple store. Hell maybe I will become an “SEOer”, as you call it, of search engines for apps.

The Augmented Reality concept is entertaining, and has a long way to go! How long did you think it took to perfect light speed travel in Star Wars?

PS.

I don’t give a fuck about your toaster.. that’s like referencing if your dick tweeted every time you got laid. TMI (too much information).