Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines

The growing number of blogs has caused problems for search engines, problems such as the highly frequent blog spam. Spammers use blogs to promote their websites. Spammers are trying to win the attention of search engines, not of bloggers or their readers. Link spam dishonestly and deliberately manip...

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Main Author: Alireza Noruzi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Webology Center 2006-03-01
Series:Webology
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Online Access:http://www.webology.org/2006/v3n1/editorial7.html
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spelling doaj-e2d5311bc5114cf08af80be7fa0ce8352020-11-25T02:25:41ZengWebology CenterWebology1735-188X2006-03-0131e7Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines Alireza NoruziThe growing number of blogs has caused problems for search engines, problems such as the highly frequent blog spam. Spammers use blogs to promote their websites. Spammers are trying to win the attention of search engines, not of bloggers or their readers. Link spam dishonestly and deliberately manipulates link-based ranking algorithms of search engines like Google's PageRank to increase the rank of a web site or page so that it is placed as close to the top of search results as possible. A link-based ranking algorithm gives a higher ranking to a site that has many backlinks, especially from highly-ranked sites/pages.http://www.webology.org/2006/v3n1/editorial7.htmlLink spamBlog spamSearch engine spamming
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Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
Webology
Link spam
Blog spam
Search engine spamming
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title Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
title_short Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
title_full Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
title_fullStr Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
title_full_unstemmed Editorial: Link Spam and Search Engines
title_sort editorial: link spam and search engines
publisher Webology Center
series Webology
issn 1735-188X
publishDate 2006-03-01
description The growing number of blogs has caused problems for search engines, problems such as the highly frequent blog spam. Spammers use blogs to promote their websites. Spammers are trying to win the attention of search engines, not of bloggers or their readers. Link spam dishonestly and deliberately manipulates link-based ranking algorithms of search engines like Google's PageRank to increase the rank of a web site or page so that it is placed as close to the top of search results as possible. A link-based ranking algorithm gives a higher ranking to a site that has many backlinks, especially from highly-ranked sites/pages.
topic Link spam
Blog spam
Search engine spamming
url http://www.webology.org/2006/v3n1/editorial7.html
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