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3D Context Delivery™
– The Solution
There is currently no other technology available or search engine
services firm which can offer the degree of sophistication we are providing
with our proprietary 3D Context Delivery™ services. We deploy on our servers
a search engine-only shadow domain site whose sole purpose is to drive page
1-3 listings on the top ten search engines. This stealth web site will create
three-dimensional illusion of a standalone site, albeit only a virtual one –
targeted solely for search engine spiders. Enabling our corporate clients to
give their web site development team free rein regarding content, branding,
graphic usage, etc. – search engine rankings and traffic are driven via
our 3D Context Delivery™ Services.
We drive page 1-3 rankings by generating loaded
context pages based on linguistic frequency parameters, keyword density optimization
algorithms, extensive real life search terms analysis and proprietary cloaking
and dynamic page generation techniques using software we have developed in-house.
This stealth site will consist of thousands of optimized pages, depending on
the client's budgetary considerations. We register between 60 to 200 shadow domains related
to the primary core domain, e.g. “clientdomain2.com”.
Our 3D Context Delivery™ works by generating artificial
context fine-tuned for search engines' indexing requirements and then feeding
this optimized material to search engine spiders, We term it “3D”
because the shadow domains generated will actually consist of inter linked pages
based in content upon each other: hence, the illusion of a “real life”
domain as perceived by automated search engine programs – leading to highly
optimized rankings even in extremely competitive areas.
Human visitors will be directed back to the client's primary
web site in real time; with absolutely no delay – no annoying “click
thru!” links for visitors to use, no delay due to slow loading JavaScript
applets or refresh meta tags, which are normally penalized by search engines
anyway. Instead, we will be using our own dedicated name servers plus state
of the art operating system modules, etc. to achieve this free from delays and
system performance.
We Leverage Technology and Experience
All search engine spiders (crawlers, search bots)
need to be recognized to ensure our services will work effectively and to their
maximum. We have spent six plus years developing the world's largest and most
comprehensive database of search engine automated agents (bots, spiders, etc.).
We have over 10,000 entries, IP addresses, URLs and User Agent variables defined
by search engines. And, we have analysts and specialists who have spent 30-50
man-years creating our database and optimizing client's web sites to leverage
our proprietary technology and processes.
Search engines have begun to
switch from merely keyword density and linkage based algorithms to other modes
of determining search results rankings: in future (and, in parts, presently)
rankings will be strongly determined by overall site theme or context relevance,
probably combined with WWW wide link popularity.
1. Optimizing a web site in accord with the assumption that
future (and, to some extent, even current) search engines will rank and rate
relevancy by cross site contextualisation (“site theme”), will require
extreme modifications to existing sites and may legitimately be viewed as a
nightmarish tyranny by conventionally minded developers, designers and, even
more importantly, content managers and providers.
2. Very many sites will probably not be able to cope:
a) The overhead involved could be too high (with precious little expertise to
outsource the job to begin with, ensuing costs could well turn prohibitive).
b) The task could prove to be far too complicated and/or time consuming for
many, many webmasters and designers.
c) Many webmasters and designers strongly resent the idea of making design and
layout the slave to search engines' ever changing whims: a conventionally SE-optimized
site might (and very probably would) be seriously impeded by these requirements
where graphics, esthetics, layout philosophy, etc. are concerned.
Enter 3D CONTEXT DELIVERY™ – the
world's most effective search engine optimization technology!
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3. 3D CONTEXT DELIVERY™
(3D Cloaking): rather than seeing your whole site design and layout
screwed up by having to play up to the SEs' requirements, this approach does
not restrict itself to cloaking optimized individual pages but, rather, takes
the process further by creating a dedicated, cloaking-only “shadow site”
consisting of a keyword-and-text-content-optimized set of cloaked pages, interlinked
with another and, of course, submitted together.
Working with the proper redirection switches (and – this
is ever more crucial – a truly massive, reliable spider base or engine
list), it will create the “three dimensional” illusion of a complete
site in its own right, albeit a virtual one targeted at search engine spiders
only.
Obviously, 3D CONTEXT DELIVERY™ demands more than merely
some sound knowledge of search engine algorithms. It constitutes a deep dive
into mega – and meta – linguistics as well. A high degree of expertise
in a multitude of fields is asked for:
• Machine Based Semantic Fields Generation
• Correspondence Analysis
• Term Vector Calculus
• Web Page Reputation Computation
• Grammatical Syntax Stratification
• Live Language Semantic Distribution Statistics (target language specific)
All these (and more) have now become a mandatory requirement of effective search
engine optimization.
One real world example put forward recently by Brett Tabke in
his preview of an article from the then-forthcoming issue of his SearchEngineWorld
Quarterly newsletter is a site optimized for the keyword phrase “Exotic
Keywords”, which achieved top rankings for “Exotic Car Engines”.
He also mentions a hypothetical example of a site optimized for “rocket
ships”: care should be taken that terms like “oars”, “rudders”,
or “sails” should not feature prominently elsewhere on site to avoid
unintentional, irrelevant rankings for nautical vessels (“ships”).
Determining and avoiding such unintended relationships requires in depth linguistic
expertise and capabilities.
Elimination of unwanted arbitrary associations/keyword (or “theme”)
densities will be just as important as selecting “linguistic relevancy
fields/lists”.
What this boils down to is the generation of fairly comprehensive
contextual databases to be combined with applicable punctuation and spelling
algorithms. You would want to generate SE-optimized text which should look as
much as the real thing as you conceivable can. Not only would semantic distribution
(keyword density and relevance) be critical, you would also want to see to it
that capitalization (e.g. at the beginning of a sentence, but not restricted
to this single rule) confirms to what may plausibly be deemed an "industry
average distribution" within the topical field targeted.
While it would yet be premature to expect Artificial Intelligence
(AI), Machine Aided Translation (MAT) and neuronal networks technology to play
a dominant role in the development of search engines' ranking algos, it can
reasonably be stated that search engine optimization professionals will be well
advised to get at least a smattering of what's currently going on in these fields
and to exploit established research resources to develop the technology required.
Whatever one may think of the feasibility of
a theme based approach at the present stage: there is no denying that search
engines – where they are still concerned with generating relevant results
to make their searchers happy in order to maintain or increase user traffic
– are quite desperate to cope with their inundation in data, continuously
expanding spamming, etc. They have tried DirectHit technology (still being used
by many), they have tried link popularity, they have tried cloaking detection
and other spam killing approaches, they have tried paid ratings – in short,
the works.
A context based ranking approach not only seems to be the next
logical step in this chain of strategies: short of all-human editorship it may
well be the most promising of all. Seeing that searchers will themselves typically
summarize and reduce their overall search theme by entering a few pertinent
keywords or keyword phases, it seems logical to attempt to "revert"
this process by linking keywords to bigger “theme fields”.
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