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A Guide To Meta Webs ( Seo Tool)
MetaWebs has been called the Cadillac of search
engine optimization/traffic builder sites. Metawebs is a
server-based software which allows you to create unlimited
search engine optimized web pages. And business has
been good. Business has been so good for them that
MetaWebs (MW) (http://www.metawebs.com/) has
recently been a victim of its own success. In June of 2005,
they closed down temporarily after having sold out their
third level of membership. They say they will offer a
higher level of membership to this popular tool.
Messages posted to user boards state that the old
Tier 3 price was $500 down and $500 per month, and that
the new tier will cost approximately $10,000. Clearly, MW
is a power tool designed for serious users who truly want
to maximize income.
is MW able to charge such high prices, prices
people are lining up to pay? Well, because MW is a
software release from SEO "expert" Nathan Anderson. The
big claim is that MW is "The First White Hat Software
Tool". The program is supposedly able to "(generate) non-
foot-printable, traffic-generating-websites the search
engines absolutely love…"
Users were understandably skeptical of these bold
claims at first, and skittish of the high price of MW.
The buzz that MW has tried to create is that TE, TH
and the rest are just black-hat spam machines that create
content that‘s mediocre at best.
Anderson claims that while MW sounds like a
doorway page generator, his product is different because
unlike doorway pages, "MetaWebs are likely to be
bookmarked and revisited because of their valuable
content." Meaning his product creates pages with actual
content while doorway page generators just produce pages
designed to trick search engines.
I talked about doorway pages earlier. Now let me
give you a definition. As defined by About.com, doorway
pages are "pages designed to be visible only by search
engine spiders, and usually just have blobs of keywords all
over them."
MetaWebs, on the other hand, creates websites that
are highly optimized, formatted in php templates, and
filled with live, active content from Anderson‘s Meta search
engine.
When MW was released, its connotation as a White
Hat software tool was met with disbelief and disdain by
many users who just didn‘t want to believe. Their main
criticism

had to do with the potential for spam to ruin
search engine results. A whole lot of users feel that SERPs
(Search Engine Results Pages) have become way
overcrowded with spam sites and doorway pages which
they view as the bane of their existence. Others blame
MetaWeb for the increase in search engine spam.
The question is being asked on forums, "How long
will it be before Google's AdSense team starts cracking
down on AdSense accounts that are used on pages
generated from keyword tools like this?" Apparently,
users who do things by hand are irked by those who use
automated tools, and there is justification for this.
There is also the fear that eventually, someone will–
if they haven‘t already–use MW for is spam. And when
that happens, everyone using MW will suffer, since MW will
leave the tracks necessary for Google to eventually detect
the machine generation, and then those pages or sites will
be dropped."
Others say that MetaWebs has no business being
called "white hat" because it is an automation tool and
that, because of the misuse, software generated pages
ought to be considered a black hat technique.
Anderson disputes this. He admits MetaWebs does
indeed have the potential to produce spam pages, but
that's not his fault. It's the fault of people who misuse his
product. It can be misused, he says, "…Especially if people
don't customize the pages that MetaWebs spits out. But if
they think of MW as a site-building tool, instead of a spam
page machine, they should never have a problem.“
He‘s right. Any tool that humans use, from tire irons
to golf clubs to guns, can be misused. It‘s all about intent.
And my opinion is that a power web tool like MW shouldn‘t
be penalized or banned from SERPs just because some
people misuse it. That‘s like saying we should ban cars
because a few people every year misuse them to run over
others.
It's up to the user as to how they use MW. You could
churn out pages using the advanced tools in Dreamweaver
if you wanted to. That doesn't mean that Dreamweaver is
bad software. Anderson feels that he is "empowering the
masses with something that circumvents the SEO."

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