Word is that the reason there is so much mystery about Google and their “system” relative to SEO is that with so many computer programmers, no one person really knows what effect his or her subroutines will have on the overall database in terms of page rank or any other aspect.

That makes sense to me as a programmer. I used to work for a State department, and over time, the programs we used were passed along from generation to generation (one generation being about a year).

It didn’t take too long before a program was so large and so complex that a newbie just left the code the way it was and added a subroutine.

That meant that if something broke, it was really hard to fix it without just programming around the problem. We were slowly creating a Frankenstein monster.

It is inevitable, and in the meantime, people treated our department as if we were so smart, we had an explanation for every quirk of the system. That we were planning these effects. Nothing like that was happening at all.

Same with Google. They just don’t know, even on the inside. In a way that is good. But, in another way, the rumors one hears just add to the Godlike quality of Google’s reputation, when in fact, no one will ever know for sure.

Word is that the reason there is so much mystery about Google and their “system” relative to SEO is that with so many computer programmers, no one person really knows what effect his or her subroutines will have on the overall database in terms of page rank or any other aspect.

That makes sense to me as a programmer. I used to work for a State department, and over time, the programs we used were passed along from generation to generation (one generation being about a year).

It didn’t take too long before a program was so large and so complex that a newbie just left the code the way it was and added a subroutine.

That meant that if something broke, it was really hard to fix it without just programming around the problem. We were slowly creating a Frankenstein monster.

It is inevitable, and in the meantime, people treated our department as if we were so smart, we had an explanation for every quirk of the system. That we were planning these effects. Nothing like that was happening at all.

Same with Google. They just don’t know, even on the inside. In a way that is good. But, in another way, the rumors one hears just add to the Godlike quality of Google’s reputation, when in fact, no one will ever know for sure.

And the reason all of us try to rank on G rather than on bing.com or yahoo.com (despite that fact that G is constantly making it difficult for us with their constant algorithm changes) is that 85% of the poeple use Google…

So google can have messed up domains.. but we cant

same is the case with their adsesne domain

Like anything else, you get what you pay for

good going, how did you manage to exceptionally well Brian?