10. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
11. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
• Sincere fans
12. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
• Sincere fans
• Agregators
13. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
• Sincere fans
• Agregators
• Robots (like webproxies…)
14. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
• Sincere fans
• Agregators
• Robots (like webproxies…)
• Autoblogs stuffed with ads
15. Anybody can COPY you :
• Malicious competitors
• Sincere fans
• Agregators
• Robots (like webproxies…)
• Autoblogs stuffed with ads
And Google will give you PENALTY
16. Anybody can COPY you :
• Des concurrents malveillants
• Des admirateurs
• Des agrégateurs (wikio, etc)
• Des robots (webproxies, etc)
• Des autoblogs bourrés de pub
Et Google vous PENALISERA !
33. Have you ever heard about
homographs ?
They will help us…
34. Have you ever heard about
homographs ?
They will help us…
They are words, letters…
which spell identically
but have different
meanings/pronounciations
35. Homograph Examples
The lumberjack axes the trees to the
ground. I cut down the tree with two
axes. The x and y axes intersect at (0,0).
36. Homograph Examples
The lumberjack axes the trees to the
ground. I cut down the tree with two
axes. The x and y axes intersect at (0,0).
Work within the confines of the
contract. But the contract confines my
creativity!
37. Homograph Examples
The lumberjack axes the trees to the
ground. I cut down the tree with two
axes. The x and y axes intersect at (0,0).
Work within the confines of the
contract. But the contract confines my
creativity!
…
50. Let’s sum up
• Google wants content
• This content has to be
unique
51. Let’s sum up
• Google wants content
• This content has to be
unique
• Anybody can copy my
content
52. Let’s sum up
• Google wants content
• This content has to be
unique
• Anybody can copy my
content
• Replacing a and i with
their Cyrillic equivalents
disturbs nobody
54. THEREFORE
• My words have to stay in
« english » only to Google
• I can write using
homographs for my human
readers
55. THEREFORE
• My words have to stay in
« english » only to Google
• I can write using
homographs for my human
readers
• It will change nothing to
them…
57. So I am thinking about…
• « Exclusively provide » my
original article to Google
58. So I am thinking about…
• « Exclusively provide » my
original article to Google
• Show my users an
undetectable copy stuffed
with Cyrillic homographs
59. So I am thinking about…
• « Exclusively provide » my
original article to Google
• Show my users an
undetectable copy stuffed
with Cyrillic homographs
• It will make no difference
to them !
60. So I am thinking about…
• « Exclusively provide » my
original article to Google
• Show my users an
undetectable copy stuffed
with Cyrillic homographs
• It will make no difference
to them !
64. A visitor comes to my website…
First case : it’s Googlebot
I show him the real article
« I like to eat french fries with
mayonnaise because it is healthy. »
65. A visitor comes to my website…
Second case : it’s NOT Googlebot,
it’s somebody else (a human, a
scraper)
66. A visitor comes to my website…
Second case : it’s NOT Googlebot,
it’s somebody else (a human, a
scraper)
I show him the homographed article
« I like to eat french fries with
mayonnaise because it is healthy. »
67. A visitor comes to my website…
Second case : it’s NOT Googlebot,
it’s somebody else (a human, a
scraper)
I show him the homographed article
« I like to eat french fries with
mayonnaise because it is healthy. »
68. If this visitor copies my website
He copies the homographed
version of the article
« I like to eat french fries with
mayonnaise because it is healthy. »
69. If this visitor copies my website
He copies the homographed
version of the article
« I like to eat french fries with
mayonnaise because it is healthy. »
70. When he publies my article on his
blog or website
He pastes a homographed article
« J’aime manger des frites à la
mayonnaise car cela est bon pour la
santé »
71. When he publies my article on his
blog or website
He pastes a homographed article
Perfectly readable by a human…
« J’aime manger des frites à la
mayonnaise car cela est bon pour la
santé »
72. When he publies my article on his
blog or website
He pastes a homographed article
Perfectly readable by a human…
… and completely different
from YOUR REAL ORIGINAL
CONTENT
73. When he publies my article on his
blog or website
He pastes a homographed article
Perfectly readable by a human…
… and completely different
from YOUR REAL ORIGINAL
CONTENT
79. Do you prefer to manually chase
your copiers ?
I don’t.
80. What do you risk if Google detects
this ?
« Cloaking refers to the practice of presenting different content or URLs to users and
search engines. Serving up different results based on user agent may cause your site to be
perceived as deceptive and removed from the Google index. »
« Including substantially different content in the alternate element may cause Google to
take action on the site. »
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66355
81. What do you risk if Google detects
this ?
Honestly speaking, not a lot..
82. What do you risk if Google detects
this ?
Honestly speaking, not a lot..
Because your intention is not doing
evil things like spamindexing…
And even if it is, Google won’t
notice it
83. What do you risk if Google detects
this ?
Assume responsibility
84. What do you risk if Google detects
this ?
Assume responsibility
I installed it on all my websites ;)
87. The only risk I found
is with Google Adsense Bot
If your ads go russian, it may
decrease your CTR
88. The only risk I found
Except if you cloak Google Adsense-Mediapartners bot
is with Google Adsense Bot
If your ads go russian, it may
decrease your CTR