Because Nothing Says “Structured Settlements” Like Crow’s Feet and Collagen Panic
Samantha Jackson purports to be an expert on wrinkle creams. Do wrinkle creams have anything to do with structured settlements? It’s Gobble De Gook.
Samantha’s “Why Most Cream For Wrinkles Doesn’t Work” on “feelingwow.com” is one of the latest in a blitz of irrelevant Google Blog alerts that purport to be about structured settlements. Download Google Blog Alert Supposedly About Structured Settlements But Isn’t
Hidden Key Word Stuffing
A control-F keyword search of the blog page contains no instance of the words “structured settlements”. This author then discovered that the source code for “Why Most Cream for Wrinkles Doesn’t Work” contains the words ‘structured settlements” Download Why-most-cream-for-wrinkles-doesnt-work (scroll to page 9, see highlighted option 139)
The source code also contains keywords for other financial terms unrelated to wrinkle creams or the subject matter of Samatha Jackson’s article.
The dishonest individuals calling themselves “search engine optimizers” manipulate source code by adding irrelevant keywords to boost traffic, reducing the effectiveness of Google Blog Alerts for structured settlements and other topics. This harms consumers, and Google should be banning these people. As more people rely on the internet for news and information, it’s essential for search engines like Google and Yahoo to filter out low-quality content.
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