Blogger’s Question Of The Week:
Can We Live Without Google?
Much of what we, as bloggers, do everyday involves Google in one way or another. We spend a lot of time building backlinks, keyword research and staying on top of the ever changing terms, etc.. For what? To what end? Are we looking for easy traffic or the best traffic?
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you lost your Google referral traffic overnight? It’s happened to good people before, a simple mistake can get you into big trouble with Google and as we’ve seen lately, Google’s terms and focus are subject to change faster than many of us can keep up.
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