Mr. Cutt’s has yet to demonstrate a /true/ effort in fulfilling the definition of SEO.

Mr. Larry Page looks at this way:
“Well, Larry Page, one of the co-founders of Google, is not very satisfied with the results of Google searches.

On a scale of 1 to 10, he thinks that Google delivers about a 3. They want to do everything they can to improve the quality of search.”

Perhaps Mr. Cutts should spend less time blogging bloggery and more time in his cubical conducting information analysis and keying code.

Apparently, the term professionalism is too loosely implied these days. My standards are more in line with his boss’s, not with Mr. Cutt’s.

Where does your (used generically) /standards/ lay, “3″?

///natural language text
Theoretically, that “sounds sound” but in reality natural language text when curling up with a good book, has a totally different effect when competing with ADS Animations and Scrolling norms of the virtual world – many time Bullets and hooks related the information in a digestable manner.

///valued earned links
One has to be in a position to be noticed to get the value added links – for most people aggressive link marketing is the only way the average Joe can get a foothold

///original content
What can the average Joe get access to that is original that the Giants can not have already have accessed – the only other option is to become provacative for the sake of being different and attention getting – unique content does not neccessarily mean valid content.

One possible answer would be for Google and others to understand, communicate and present measurable options to new Website owners, that would allow them to get a chance to become competative initially.