Why splogs are bad? If you refer to my definition about splogs, even content-laden blogs or sites with a bunch of free articles and other content can be considered spam, if they don’t meet some requirements. So here are some of my thoughts about those.
How many blogs can you maintain at a time? I’ve heard [...]

In previous post about spam blogs, I have explained briefly how different types of spam blogs and sites were built. Nowadays, content are every where. Many articles are available for reprint for free because the author want extra publicity. Collecting hundreds of industry related articles in one site or blog arguably can bring some value [...]

Spam blogs and sites have been around for quite some time. I’ve been monitoring what other bloggers have said about this but choose to keep silent except in one or two posts where I ranted a bit about various more specific blog (and blog comment) spamming issue. You’ve probably known where I stand.
While most [...]

Based on online lookups, according to Merriam-Webster, blog is the #1 Word of the Year for 2004. That should relate to the popularity of blog and blogging. Nowadays, more and more business people realize that weblogs can be a viable tool to build readership, attract traffic and prospects to their website.
Another application of blog is [...]

Steve Rubel of Micro Persuasion brought up the issue about splog, originally written by Steven Levy in Newsweek. To summarized, Levy was fed up with sploggers clogging up his Technorati results. Google’s Jason Goldman explains how they are fighting spam blogs by changing blog-creating process and creating ways for readers to report bogus pages. But [...]