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April 3, 2007

The Need For Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI)

Unfortunately, Google has to employ measures like LSI to prevent search engine spamming. This isn't a new part of their algorithm or some revolutionary new way they rank sites.

LSI is simply a tool for detecting spam documents. The patent states that right at the beginning, "Detecting spam documents in a phrase based information retrieval system." Doesn't that say it all?

It does clue the BlackHatters into the way Google detects spam and tries to combat it, but the point is you will get caught. Maybe not tomorrow or next week, but eventually your junk sites will be found and frowned upon by Google.

Ultimately, Blackhat SEO is short-term thinking. When you focus on just the search engines you lose focus on the most important factor - your visitors.

blackhat seo, latent semantic indexing, lsi

Filed under SEO by Brandon Hall

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