as in "spamming the search engines". Spamming is most commonly associated with the act of sending unsolicited commercial email, but in the context of search engine optimization, spamming refers to using disreputable tactics to achieve high search engine rankings. Such spamming tactics include bulk submitting spamglish-containing doorway pages. In my opinion SPAM is "site positioning above me" !!!! ok leave it For spamming, i just want to say that excess of everything destroys the dish. Lot of backlinks or increase in number of pages in one night, pages made according to a particular keyword i.e doorway pages. Different view to search engines and user, fooling spiders by means of redirection[ edit
This is sending loads of unacceptable junk mail to e-mail lists, newsgroups, and so on.
Irrelevant articles posted to dozens or even hundreds of newsgroups. This is considered to be a major violation of netiquette.
Sending you lots of e-mail you haven’t asked for without your permission.
"Spamming" is the action tense for the word "spam" (see above) and the word used to describe the techniques of trying to trick search engines into giving a web page a higher ranking by repeating words excessively, using unrelated words, or other short-sighted methods. Search engines eventually discover and block every new spamming trick and penalize websites that use them. Some engines will remove you from their database permanently.
The act of sending out spam.
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Unwelcome, distasteful advertising on the Internet. Sending out messages indiscriminantly.
Term used for unsolicited junk mails.
is when someone sends the same Email message to several people like bulk mail.
An inappropriate use an e-mail list, usually to advertise a product or sevice -- The Internet version of junk mail. The term probably comes from a famous Monty Python skit which featured the word spam repeated over and over. Spam is also a registered trademark of Hormel Corporation, for its processed meat product. They tried stop their name from being used in such a derogatory manner but soon gave up due to the negative publicity generated by their silly campaign.
To cross-post to newsgroups with no regard for whether or not the subject matter is relevant to that being discussed on the group. Often, these sorts of postings are blatant advertisements with titles such as Make money fast!. The topic is treated in greater detail in this online resource from Brandon University| français
The unauthorized e-mail transmisssion of advertising messages.
Any search engine optimisation method that a search engine deems to be detrimental to its efforts to deliver relevant, quality search results. No firm definition are given and the search engines reserve the uni-lateral right to take action, for instance banning, against any web site Some search engines have written guidelines on spamming, but ultimately any activity deemed harmful may be considered spam, whether or not there are published guidelines against it. Example of spam include the creation of nonsensical doorway pages designed to please search engine algorithms rather than human visitors or heavy repetition of search terms on a page. Any form of hidden text meant for spiders. Determining what is spam is complicated by the fact that different search engines have different standards. A particular search engine may even have different standards of what's allowed, depending on whether content is gathered through organic methods versus paid inclusion. Also referred to as spamdexing. Ethical marketing is strongly recommended for long term marketing strategies.
The use of unsolicited techniques to gain search engine results (such as hidden text and links).
An inappropriate attempt to use a mailing list, or USENET, or other networked communications facility, to send unsolicited E-mail, usually advertising a product.
using repetition of words hidden in the html coding to attempt to retrieve a higher ranking in the result list of a search containing those words.
Spamming is the act of sending unsolicited messages to many users at a time, possibly up to the thousands, with the usual intention of advertising products to potential customers.
Spamming is the unsolicited broadcast of an e-mail to a large number of people. The most common occurrence of spamming is unsolicited e-mails that are really advertisements. Spamming is definitely a violation of Netiquette.
The sending of unsolicited bulk email. The term used by search engines to describemethods for increasing rankings, that they consider unacceptable.
The act of delivering unwanted messages to the masses.
the email equivalent of junk mail: unsolicited (usually commercial) email delivered to a discussion group
The act of sending spam. see also: email, spam
unsolicited messages sent to multiple individuals, newsgroups or mailing lists.
Spamming occurs when an unsolicited e-mail is sent in bulk to a large group of consumers. It is recommended that you delete them immediately. By opening the e-mail you risk the possibility that it may contain a virus and will also result in an increase in unsolicited e-mails.
An inappropriate attempt to use a mailing list, or USENET or other networked communications facility as if it was a broadcast medium (which it is not) by sending the same message to a large number of people who didn't ask for it. The term probably comes from a famous Monty Python skit which featured the word spam repeated over and over. The term may also have come from someone's low opinion of the food product with the same name, which is generally perceived as a generic content-free waste of resources. (Spam is a registered trademark of Hormel Corporation, for its processed meat product.)
Sending the same unsolicited message to a large group of people via email or by posting to a discussion list.
Generally considered offensive; displaying the same words repeatedly so as to interfere with the normal conversation in a virtual world. Can also refer to flooding another player's email with unwanted messages.
A deceptive practice of using forged email to solicit sales and information. more.
Sending large quantities of unsolicited, and usually, commercial E-Mail.
Sending multiple unsolicited e-mails (or junk mail).
Usually advertising, this is sending out the same message to many newsgroups or mailinglists. See flaming
nwanted commercial e-mail sent to large numbers of people to promote products or services.
Search engine optimisation comapnies often implement a number of techniques to increase your rankings which are looked on as unacceptable by many of the search engines. Spamming techniques include hidden text, cloaking and keyword stuffing. Google provides guidelines on its website which clearly identify such techniques. Spamming techniques may get your site banned from search engines.
Sending Particularly Annoying Messages. Sending inappropriate postings to newsgroups and/or sending an article to everyone instead of the specific group that might be interested.
Broadcasting a single, unsolicited message to multiple newsgroups or e-mail addresses. A big NO-NO
Spamming is an inappropriate use of a mail list or other Internet communications medium for "junk mail" mass-broadcast. A common form of Spamming is posting messages to a large number of News Groups where the post's content is inappropriate to the News Groups' subject matter.
Internet slang for sending huge quantities of junk email, especially for "Get Rich Quick" business opportunities. Servers have been known to crash because some cretin sent an ad to 900,000 addresses, and most of them went through the same router. Nevertheless, Direct Email is now a fact of life.
The act of sending multiple (generally commercial in nature) messages to a mailing list or news group that are inappropriate and against AUP . The term most likely originates from the Monty Python skit.
Search engines consider over submission of Web pages, hidden text, creating many pages or sites with the same content, and repeating keywords as "spam." Search engines penalize or ban pages and sites using these techniques.
Spamming refers to using different unethical tactics to achieve high search engine rankings. Such spamming tactics include bulk submitting spamglish. It will contain spamglish pages.
The transmission of bulk, unsolicited mail is referred to as "spamming". This is actually illegal on the internet and if caught or reported, and organization can be shut down and taken off the internet. Typically, even though spammers know that they will be shut down for this activity, they also know that they still will have hit some 200,000 emails before that happens.
the sending of junk e-mail over the Internet.
The frowned upon practice of posting messages indiscriminately into newsgroups and individual emails e.g. for unsolicited advertising
Email spamming is when people send out large batches of emails (mail shots) to unknown recipients. This is similar to 'junk mail' you get through the post. Search engine spamming is used by people trying to improve their rankings by repetitive use of keywords and submissions. Both types of spamming are generally frowned upon and will usually result in the opposite to the desired effect.
Unsolicited sending of Emails. Generally, spams concern advertisements that a provider sends unsolicited to Email addresses.
The process of search engine guidelines manipulation, the reason behind is the thought of obtaining higher ranking. Any results occurring from Spam will lead to websites being banned form search engines.
Spamming is the term used to refer to the manipulation of the search engine submission and indexing process in order to maliciously control the outcome of a query entry.
Sending a message or messages repeatedly through a communication channel (tells, OOC, shouts, auctions, etc.) that annoys other players. Spamming is universally frowned upon in cyberspace, particularly in online games.
Bulk e-mailing of unsolicited mail
A term for the annoying practice of sending unsolicited commercial email (UCE) or spam.
See spamdexing. A broad term mainly referring to unsolicited junk email.
sending hundreds of inappropriate postings to a Usenet newsgroup or mailing list. Violation of Internet Netiquette.
The practice of sending copies of a message to many different users, with no regard to whether the subject matter is appropriate; or sending the same message by email to large numbers of people indiscriminately. Most often spams are advertisements. Spamming is considered bad netiquette and very unethical because it not only wastes everyone's time, but also costs money. The sender of the messages does not pay the cost; it is paid by the sites of the recipient and others on the route.
Black-hat technique. Going to unrelated forums, blogs, etc and posting links to a site. Also creating large amounts of pages with no purpose other than to boost another pages backlinks and PageRank.
The term used to describe techniques that might be used to "trick" search engines into ranking a web site high up in their search results - such as the repetitive use of keywords, hidden text or keywords unrelated to the site's content. Search engines will penalize web sites that use such methods and will either downgrade them in their rankings, or exclude them completely.
Is often viewed as the act of sending unsolicited email. This multiple or vast emailing is often compared to mass junk mailings.
Using any search engine ranking technique which causes a degradation in the quality of the results produced by the search engines. Examples of spamming include excessive repetition of a keyword in a page, optimizing a page for a keyword which is unrelated to the contents of the site, using invisible text, etc. Most search engines will penalize a page which uses spamming. Also called spamdexing. In a different context, spamming is also used to mean the practice of sending unsolicited bulk email.
AKA "Spamdexing": The submission of pages that are intended to rank artificially high by various unethical techniques. These can include submitting hundreds of slightly different pages designed to rank high, small invisible text, or word scrambled pages. Most of these techniques are flagged by search engines as spam.
(used in reference to meta tags) The abuse of metadata that creators include in the HTML header area of their Web pages in order to increase the number of visitors to a Web site. Keyword spamming entails repeating keywords multiple times in order to appear at the top of search engine result listings, or listing keywords that are irrelevant to the site in order to attract visitors under false pretenses. See http://www.thegrid.net/clear/spam.htm.
Using such techniques in your pages which are against the search engines guide lines.
The act of sending or posting spam.
Repeated sending of the same message for no other reason than to be obnoxious, or the posting of a completely unrelated message such as advertising a product or service
The sending of the same message indiscriminately by e-mail to large numbers of people. Also the practice of sending copies of a message to many different newsgroups, with no regard to whether the subject matter is appropriate. Sometimes spams are advertisements. Spamming is considered bad netiquette and very unethical because it not only wastes everyone's time, but also costs money. The sender of the messages does not pay the cost.;. it is paid by the sites of the recipient and others on the route.
The Internet version of junk mail. Spamming is sending the same message to a large number of users, usually to advertise something. E-mail address may be collected using cookies or a mailing list from a newsgroup.
As in "spamming the search engines". Spamming is most commonly associated with the act of sending unsolicited commercial email, but in the context of search engine optimization, spamming refers to using disreputable tactics to achieve high search engine rankings. Such spamming tactics include bulk submitting, spamglish-containing doorway pages, redirects, automated submitting, keyword stuffing, as well as other unethical practices. Each search engine uses its own definition when deciding what is considered spam. See also: Automated Submitting, Banned, Blacklist, Bulk Submission Service, Cloaking, Doorway Page, Hidden Keywords, Keyword Stuffing, Landing Page, Machine-Generated, Negative SEO, Pop-under, Resubmitting, Spamglish, Submitting
Electronic junk mail or junk newsgroup postings. In addition to wasting people's time with unwanted e-mail, spam also eats up a lot of network bandwidth.
The act of sending hundreds of inappropriate postings to Usenet newsgroups and mailing lists. Do it and you'll seriously regret it.
See spamdexing. Spamming is also used more generally to refer to the sending of unsolicited bulk electronic mail, and the search engine use is derived from this term.