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biggest SEO myths

• The Most Annoying SEO Myth: Optimisation is Underhand
• Second Most Annoying SEO Myth: SEO is Influenced by PPC
• Third Most Annoying SEO Myth: Once Gained, Easily Maintained
• Fourth Most Annoying SEO Myth: Sites Must Be Submitted to Engines
• Fifth Most Annoying SEO Myth: One Tactic, Done Enough, Works
• You need special search engine pages.
• You need to optimize for just one keyword phrase per page
• You can’t use tables in your HTML code
• You must use text links, not image links.
• You can’t use Flash on your website
• Google’s link: operator tells you all the links that Google knows about
• Toolbar PageRank = Real PageRank.
• Google or other organizations can certified SEO companies or declare them the Best/Top SEO in the world.
• Googlebot doesn’t read CSS
• It’s important for your rankings that you update your home page frequently (e.g. daily.
• Linking out (such as to Google.com) helps rankings
• It’s considered “cloaking” — and is thus taboo and risky — to clean up the URLs in your links selectively and only for spiders.
• SEO is a black art.
• Automated SEO is black-hat or spammy
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I has to admit something strange: I'm amused by poorly designed websites. The worse the better.
Much like some people "love to hate" movie villains, I get a peculiar satisfaction from finding myself completely lost in an ill-conceived, over-designed, steaming pile of a website.

And it happens all the time. With a few notable exceptions,almost and major site,brand,or company I visit online is at least mildly frustrating - and surprisingly often I find high-profile sites that are nearly impossible to use from the first page or two,leaving me astounded at the supreme waste of time and money they represent.

and I love to hate it - the juicy ridiculousness of it all- millions of dollars poured into something that is so obviously a wreck. I think I *have* to enjoy it on some level,given my role as a customer experience consultant; otherwise work would be pretty difficult (see also:doctors who can't stand the sight of blood).

I 'm guessing you've had a similar experience of being frustrated by a large company's website. you go online to accomplish simple task X, or shop for product Y , or browse through information Z - and the site gives you swooping graphice and miniscule text from the designers,excited(not exciting) promotions from the marketing nowhere... but not the thing you were looking for.

At this momment , your reaction is probably similar to mine,those four well-known words; what were they thinking?

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