More disinformation sploggers have owned up and blamed Semrush, not that they are taking their posts down.
The latest:
Hope you are doing well. First of all we are extremely sorry for using the keyword related to your name. We only use this as a keyword. According to the semrush this keyword has potential of getting traffic that’s why we use it.
Thanks for your comment,
‘We’re sorry but we’re still going to keep ruining your reputation because Semrush told us so.’
Last week:
Thanks for reaching
actually we found this keyword online. and it was google update about seo.
After I said that this was still deception, and appealed to them to tell the truth:
ok
Actually we have found this keyword on semrush
Translation: ‘Semrush told us so we’ll keep the disinformation up.’ (Because the disinformation pieces from this person remain online.)
And people pay for this program?
Given the prevalence of this drivel on Google, then it will continue being GIGO.
I did spot a couple of truthful pieces—or at least pieces that have some semblance to the truth—and that has been down to eight months’ worth of blogging and contacting sploggers about their conduct. That’s the effort you need to preserve your reputation as Google becomes increasingly useless. But, as you can expect with GIGO, some of the newest ones are barely fluent because they’ve been through t’mill so many times.
Forgive t’mill above. The North has been on my mind, especially after reading a humorous analysis of the Hovis ‘Bike’ TVC by Cornish poet Gray Lightfoot. My friend Bill Bennett provides useful context in his comment.
Mr Lightfoot concludes that the advertisement is far more southern than it is northern. Have a read, as I needed the laugh.
PS.: Miraculously, both sploggers have offered to remove their articles. The fact they engaged with me was something—most of the other sploggers wouldn’t do a thing.
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