Comments on: SEO Tips: Be the First, Be the Best http://www.ginside.com/2007/1009/seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best Sat, 10 Dec 2011 14:16:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jonathan Dingman http://www.ginside.com/2007/1009/seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best/#comment-417 Jonathan Dingman Thu, 12 Jul 2007 15:50:36 +0000 http://www.ginside.com/2007/1009/seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best/#comment-417 I agree, there is that end of the stick as well. It's tough. And it's hard to fight against it while still trying to make things freely accessible. It's hard to find a happy medium between protecting your work and making it freely available to the world -- on top of staying unique. I agree, there is that end of the stick as well.

It’s tough. And it’s hard to fight against it while still trying to make things freely accessible.

It’s hard to find a happy medium between protecting your work and making it freely available to the world — on top of staying unique.

]]> By: Florchakh http://www.ginside.com/2007/1009/seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best/#comment-416 Florchakh Thu, 12 Jul 2007 14:58:21 +0000 http://www.ginside.com/2007/1009/seo-tips-be-the-first-be-the-best/#comment-416 Content is the king, it's nicely said. I totally agree with you, Jon. But there is the second end of the stick, I think. It's not enough to have fresh and original content. In most cases you are also forced to have an ability (money, readership) to take advantages of it, if you don't want to lose and waste your ideas. Generally it works for brand new services, like a batch of first websites with music lyrics, but it will act as well if a "fatcat" blogger reads your post, and writes similar content on his PR 6 domain , for e.g. No matter on a backlink, his post will be higher than yours on SERPs, don't you think so? I'm sick about it, one day I wrote a "hot" JavaScript code for hiding affiliate link, then plagiarist came and had it published as his own. Guess who has got a wave of traffic... Content is the king, it’s nicely said. I totally agree with you, Jon. But there is the second end of the stick, I think. It’s not enough to have fresh and original content. In most cases you are also forced to have an ability (money, readership) to take advantages of it, if you don’t want to lose and waste your ideas. Generally it works for brand new services, like a batch of first websites with music lyrics, but it will act as well if a “fatcat” blogger reads your post, and writes similar content on his PR 6 domain , for e.g. No matter on a backlink, his post will be higher than yours on SERPs, don’t you think so? I’m sick about it, one day I wrote a “hot” JavaScript code for hiding affiliate link, then plagiarist came and had it published as his own. Guess who has got a wave of traffic…

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