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Re: Why SEO is Not Going to Die or Fade Away

Free Footy — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:22:43 -0000

Well do you know that SEO is an important part of Google here and if you want it to die you needed Google to vanish away.So I agree that it will last for a very long long time.

Re: Why SEO is Not Going to Die or Fade Away

Lisa Weinberger — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:19:08 -0000

Jacob, You ROCK! If you have never spoken to Jacob, take the time to. He knows what he is talking about and his team of technical SEO's are at the forefront of what it takes to rank a site. Serious data and analysis will blow you away after speaking with Jacob.
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Re: Why SEO is Not Going to Die or Fade Away

rthornton — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 14:35:51 -0000

I agree that SEO will be around for a long time. As long as Google and others have spiders crawling and indexing the web, there will be SEO. Great post, Jacob.

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Re: Why SEO is Not Going to Die or Fade Away

Joshua of Refuge Design — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 14:29:37 -0000

SEO will die. Or be mostly replaced by computers. I think it farming is a good example. Industrial revolution made things easier...replaced people (hint hint) and then technology added to that replacement.

I think too many people in the SEO sphere think technology won't replace them, it will, faster than I might even project (30-60 years).

SEO is mainly thinking about of text and links but what about technology that can get into the MIND of the users and discern that. I'm not talking browserrank (MSN's), I'm talking nano-technology. It's on the rise and with free Wifi world wide....we'd all be on one network, that's a lot of data to play around with.

I don't think when my future kids become adults, they will even know what an SEO is. If they do, they will be few and far inbetween just like farmers.

I don't think technology is something to fear but to embrace because it free's up time to allow human-kind become more productive to betterment.

Joshua Sciarrino
http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/killing-your-competit...
(This link is to a post about this entire belief and some backing logic behind all of it; by me :D)