Top Ten Organic SEO Myths | A Real Estate SEO Must Read

Does anybody really know the answers?

I think God does, however, I believe Google has an algorithm in place for that.

LOL! -- there were some great comments on that post and I have to agree with some of them.

Lol - the article should have been called top 10 things I didn't learn or test for myself and am just repeating others words because I am a parrot - I can't stand Jill Whalen, she annoys the heck out of me. Although there is likely a lot of truth in many things posted in that article - they don't come from experience, they come from regurgitating the words of others - Sorry for the hijack Joe -

I don't know...I can't imagine writing something without at least H1-H3 or H4 involved. Guess I'm a sucker or maybe the author is full of crap. Perhaps some of both. Let's not get my wife's opinion on that. And updated pages? Hmmmm. I've always felt that dynamic pages (new content) would look good, but have hardly ever had time to update pages significantly once written other than tailored SEO stuff very occasionally. Anyway, it's a relief that it doesn't matter. But to the readers it matters if they are seeing old market reports on geographic pages. It's the right thing to update those reports or have a link to the blog where they can find the latest market report blog posts one might have written.

Thanks for the comments folks. Morgan, keep in mind most of what anybody knows is garnered from some place else. Heck, I have a college degree of nothing but information I garnered from other places! However, I think what you are saying is Jill Whalen is getting the information from other sources then implying credit for being the originator of the information. If that is the case, I can understand your dislike of her material.