Security, SEOs and profanity

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Jazzist2011-09-12 21:11:31

Search Engine Optimization

Jazzist, 2011-09-12 21:11:31

I immediately ask my question - “what the hell?”

The client knocks, and in a loud voice asks to run and run to fill out a document - a questionnaire, where the passwords are from FTP, CMS and PUA. The questionnaire was given by a company that promotes sites - bdbd.ru. Why does an SEO specialist need anything other than access to the CMS admin panel?

The moment that I especially liked is the highlighted postscript below: “Please note that if passwords are provided at a later date, we will have to reduce the planned result . This is due to the fact that in parallel, work is underway to promote the site, optimize texts and prepare requirements for making changes to the site, and we will not be able to provide the result on time.”

Reminiscent of the behavior of street scammers, gypsies, who have just divorced the client, and rush him until he changes his mind. Is this some kind of complete crap, or do I not understand anything?

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Anatole, 2011-09-12
@Jazzist

bdbd.ru and many of their clients were banned from Yandex. It’s generally dumb to get in touch with them, a divorce for grandmas.
www.seonews.ru/events/detail/116345.php

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Boctopr, 2011-09-12
@Boctopr

SEO is one big scam sooner or later yandex or google will ban such sites. If you need it for a short time, just traffic is always welcome, but there will be no target customers.

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Sergey, 2011-09-12
@butteff

Why does an SEO specialist need anything other than access to the CMS admin panel?
1. Access to .htaccess files to write 301 redirects, rewrite mod for beautiful and short links.
2. Upload confirmation files for Yandex and Google webmaster
3. Create robots.txt, sitemap.xml files
4. change something in the site template code, it is not always possible to do this from cms. And you need to change a lot, prescribe meta tags, titles, alts, change the heading code, remove strong and b tags where you don’t need them, put them where you need them.

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Anton, 2011-09-12
@sHinE

Why does an SEO specialist need anything other than access to the CMS admin panel?

Then, in order to modify the CMS, they can set all sorts of attributes to the links, close something in noidex, add a block of text to the template, or something else.
Maybe, of course, you can do all this from the admin panel itself, but not a fact.
Z.Y. I'm not a SEO - I just dealt with the consequences :)