hazenal

B.G. (Before Google) Once upon a time in the wild, wild pre-Google age of the mid 1990’s, around 5 B.G., when the world wide web was new and fresh, people used link, or content, farms and free-for-all (FFA) pages to gain traffic and page rankings. A “farm” was a webpage with junk text on it, and each word or phrase could be used as a keyword to link to someone else’s website. If a farm ran out of words, more could be added, with no breeding required. Some SEO "professionals" still ignorantly use these farms even today. The old FFA sites were just websites that you could place backlinks on for nothing, and that was their only purpose. When they were new, your backlinks could be indexed and their pages ranked, because they would be on ... read more