At times, whether you agree with the "Google as Boss" statement,
or just feel they are a great company without any faults, its
very tempting to say, "forget trying to win over Google", and
just do what you do regardless of their "Webmaster Guidelines".
But for me at least, I can't do that. On a few of the sites I
run, my SE traffic is over 60% Google, with Yahoo next and then
the rest. On other sites, I have a closer percentage of Yahoo to
Google - like 48% Google, then Yahoo.
So what kinds of sites you have under your control could you
say, "Forget Google", due to heavy traffic from the others?
or just feel they are a great company without any faults, its
very tempting to say, "forget trying to win over Google", and
just do what you do regardless of their "Webmaster Guidelines".
But for me at least, I can't do that. On a few of the sites I
run, my SE traffic is over 60% Google, with Yahoo next and then
the rest. On other sites, I have a closer percentage of Yahoo to
Google - like 48% Google, then Yahoo.
So what kinds of sites you have under your control could you
say, "Forget Google", due to heavy traffic from the others?