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The Debbie Does New Delhi Of Cloaking |
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Since I got my 10 links, I can now post again. Needless to say, until then, I had a bit of free time. What do you think I was doing? Let me tell you. I decided to do an objective investigation as to whether cloaking is alive and well in "the" Google image search. It is. And she's apparently, umm, working it. I fancied that I would investigate some indian sex (). I was just sorta nearby in Fiji after all. I'm sure you could find something else you'd like. I found this:
Well, hello there Miss "India sex slavery lend slut." You look quite dashing in that skimpy green dress, I think I'll click! I expected to see her, but I got this:
… minus the very big smiley face, of course. Hrmm. I proceeded to click "see full size image." That just got me to that actual page shown below cited in the frame up top. Very disappointing! Apparently, I got rejected. But here's what's happening in a nutshell: 1. Miss "India sex slavery lend slut" looks for a Google IP address. Hrmmm, this sounds very much like what the New York Times is doing — cloaking! But she isn't just cloaking different content. She's cloaking entirely different mime-types! For Google she's a jpeg, but for me she's text/html. That means Google isn't checking anything at all! So forget mime-types! Still worse, she could be a he. Think of all the creative (evil) things one could do … I guess I should consider myself lucky after all. But no fun for me today. Maybe I should just work for Google to get preferential service … Conclusion: You can use cloaking in Google image search to monetize images quite effectively. It doesn't even have to be "India sex slavery lend slut." Related posts: The Google Cloaking Hypocrisy I've been digesting this for awhile. Barry Schwartz of Search... Cloaking Is Not Evil: Part I This post is an answer to those who have criticized... Cloaking is Not Evil: Part III Matt Cutts reaffirmed his distaste for cloaking in his most... Cloaking is Not Evil: Part II Someone commented on my last post that there is a... 3 Tips For SEO-Aware Split Testing Often, marketers want to create several variations on content for...
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