- Cloaking By NPR OK At Google
Date: 2004-05-28 Source: Search Engine Report
A technique used by National Public Radio to get its audio content indexed by Google seems acceptable to the search engine despite apparently violating its own guidelines about cloaking.
[Open In New Window] - Why You Should Always Avoid Cloaking
Date: 2003-12-15 Source: SEO Today
Remember that all search engines today are only concerned with two important things: the relevancy and quality of their search results. Also, you should always remember that it is THEIR search engine and only they make the rules. So, in light of all this, it would be wise for you to completely forget about any kind of cloaking, unless you are willing to take the chance of having your site penalized or banned permanently from the major search engines.
[Open In New Window] - Are eBay Affiliates Spamming Google with Your Words?
Date: 2003-11-03 Source: AuctionBytes.com
The fact that eBay is attempting to drive traffic to its site could be viewed as a positive move. After all, some might say, eyeballs are eyeballs. But giving free API access (and free rein) to Affiliate spammers is a questionable move, and seems like a free license to abuse Google's policies.
[Open In New Window] - Ending The Debate Over Cloaking
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Date: 2003-02-04 Source: The Search Engine Report
This article examines why people have traditionally cloaked content from search engines and how the issue is largely now about different standards for paid inclusion content.
[Open In New Window] - Cloaking For Google
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Date: 2002-11-01 Source: fantomaster.com
Don't cloak for Google – they don't like it! :-) However, if you must cloak for Google whatever the reason, take great care to heed the following tips.
[Open In New Window] - Cloaking Meta Tags
Date: 2001-12-01 Source: fantomaster.com
This short tutorial covers the cloaking of web page meta tags, which follows a different procedure than the IP delivery and full page cloaking method commonly employed for high grade stealthing.
[Open In New Window] - The Google Trap: A Warning
Date: 2001-12-01 Source: fantomaster.com
If you use Google's proprietary NOSNIPPET meta tag the search results pages will only display your web page's title and the URL. No other page content will be displayed. However, this does not deactivate Google's standard caching function, thus constituting a prime decloaking hazard unless you know exactly what you're doing.
[Open In New Window] - In Defense of Search Engine Cloaking
Date: 2001-07-09 Source: Search Engine Watch
Search engines with myopic vision are limiting the Web by enforcing politically correct and stylistically bankrupt policies, according to one disgruntled SearchDay reader.
[Open In New Window] - What Search Engines See Isn't Always What You Get
Date: 2001-06-20 Source: Search Engine Watch
Cloaking is a technique used by some webmasters to deliver one page to a search engine for indexing, while serving an entirely different page to everyone else -- in short, the classic bait and switch technique applied to the web.
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