The new search engine algos KNOW when there is an un-natural bunch of links created that are all inbound to a web page, or web site.

Furthermore, the new search engine algos are updating faster and faster, and faster. This makes power linking a problem as well. The days of exploiting search engines are slowly coming to an end.

Yes, there are some clever SEO people, loaded with the latest spam software packages, who can maniplate pages, sites, links, and content, to make things look natural to the search engines, but the amount of work it takes to trick the search engines, is often more work than just DOING IT the right way – the white-hat way.

If you want to create inbound links to your money-pages, do it slowly, and naturally. You’ll be way ahead of the curve.

As I have said before, I have some black-hat sites, and some black-hat software runnning blogs, and sites, in auto-mode (and that revenue stream is averaging $1,500 per month), but I don’t count on it, and I don’t plan on growing these streams in the future. I’ll watch these income streams for amusement, and watch as they dwindle in time.

In the mean time, it’s more real content, natural linking, and natural SEO. 

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His method of achieving this is to use words that are not the norm. He uses the phrase Keyword Variety (KWV) and coins the phrase Word Variety (WV). KWV, as he explains, is the typical keyword optimization used by masterful web content writers, and WV is a broader manipulationds in a document or web page, you will notice a value called “original words”. Example: “87 original words found” Now consider what the search engine bots/spiders calculate. I assure you that there is a calculation taking your original words into play. Of course this is more important to remember when using keyword optimization (so-called keyword rich), but Kenny’s consensus is that the use of words original in context compared to other competing web sites and blogs is also a key factor.

Of course he is basing his theory on his own tests of trial and error, using hundreds of web sites and blogs. He is not basing his theory on a foremost search algorithm used like Google’s, Yahoo!’s, or MSN’s. (no-one gets to see those algorithms) He is the first to remind people that he bases his theory on his own trial and error.

Regardless, I think his WV theory has some merit, and employing his methods would only enhance your writing to a more sophisticated level. You might learn some new words, and maybe impress some of your readers. Hmm….I suppose I should replace the word sophisticated for “labyrinthine”.

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