Matt Cutts is only human

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The question is: Would you also write the guest post if there was no link, just a mention? Matt's big mistake Matt is in a quandary. He has always written that guest posts are completely fine as long as the main purpose is not SEO. Here is the video about it: „Just be mindful that it can be taken to extremes.“ This sentence in the webmaster video is central. He talks about “high quality guest posts” that are ok and “low quality posts” that are not ok. Our $69 offering is certainly the latter. In the following videos he repeatedly tried to explain the difference.


We can help you! Are you looking for a competent, flexible and reliable online marketing India Car Owner Phone Number List agency? We look forward to your non-binding inquiry. Contact us Psychoanalytic interpretation My Opinion: Matt is fed up. He has said time and time again exactly what the difference is between good and bad guest posts. An estimated 5% of SEOs know the difference and stick to it, while 95% just read out “Guest posting is ok, Google can’t hurt me.” I don't think Google will crack down on really good guest posts. It's about the 95% of guest posts that are simply bought, are of terrible quality and do not differ in any way from purchased links.




And I can imagine it must be frustrating to preach the same thing over and over again for years, only to find that the words in your mouth have been twisted and spammers have turned them into great products. That was the case with infographics, now it's the same with guest posts. That's why he writes: „Added: It seems like most people are getting the spirit of what I was trying to say, but I’ll add a bit more context. I’m not trying to throw the baby out with the bath water. There are still many good reasons to do some guest blogging (exposure, branding, increased reach, community, etc.).