Value of .coms will continue to go up?

Unarmed Gunman said:
But for you to think a .info can't outrank a .com shows you know fuck-all about SEO. Let's take something that might be considered mildly competitive like say "resveratrol". Resveratrol.info ranks page 1 or 2 on all datacenters. Resveratrol.com is nowhere to be found.
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...on a different note - that's the problem with public forums - loud mouth idiots who don't take the time to engage their minds intellectually and share ideas.

Instead of asking someone "why" they have an opinion you blow steam from your beer belly and not much all.


Have you ever practiced actually reading - and reading between the lines at that?

Krishna Bharat
Compaq, Systems Research Center, Palo Alto, CA 94301
(Current Address: Google Inc., 2400 Bayshore Parkway,
Mountain View, CA 94043)
krishna@google.com

George A. Mihaila
Department of Computer Science
University of Toronto.
georgem@cs.toronto.edu


Hilltop: A Search Engine based on Expert Documents

SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors

http://www.vldb.org/conf/2004/RS15P3.PDF
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So go ahead and run with "you know know fuck all about SEO" and stick with our fantasies....

Edit: IGNORE THIS COMMENT EVERYONE - LISTEN TO UNARMED GUNMAN THE EXPERT - WHO CARES ABOUT PROFIT, RESEARCH AND STATISTICAL FACTS AND MODELS?!
 


Unarmed Gunman said:
Whats the female version of a douchebag? Hmm...anyway good luck with your mathematical models and oversized irrelevant images, princess.
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So basically instead of presenting some cold hard facts to Wickedfire readers for them to read about and make their own decisions - as I did - your tiny brain and shallow ego resorts to caveman antics instead of links?


You're really cute. And thanks for your well wishes....
 
riddarhusetgal said:
So basically instead of presenting some cold hard facts to Wickedfire readers for them to read about and make their own decisions - as I did - your tiny brain and shallow ego resorts to caveman antics instead of links?
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I presented the "Resveratrol" case study and your response was to name drop a bunch of irrelevant people with absolutely no connection to the discussion at hand. Keep up the good work, we're all impressed by the email addresses of people at Google, different colored/sized fonts and random underlining of text.
 
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