Each week, among the many interesting, insightful, and occasionally scathing comments on my blog, I find comments from businesses and/or spammers clever enough to avoid spam-detection technology.
I delete these comments and ban their IP address, but I know that I will be doing the same thing again tomorrow for a new spamming scumbag.
In response, I write a post each week highlighting businesses that either engage in this spamming behavior on their own or have hired spammers to do it for them. My intent is to shame these vile companies and make them reconsider their advertising methods.
I realize that both goals are unlikely to be achieved, and that even mentioning them in a post boosts their SEO, but doing so makes me feel good, and that is enough.
This week I’m presenting The Snore Center, a diagnostic and treatment center in Calgary, Canada, that deals with sleep disorders and spams bloggers’ comment sections to improve their SEO.
I suggest that you aggressively ignore The Snore Center (which happens to be an incredibly stupid name); instead, take your business to The Center for Sleep. Located five miles from The Snore Center, The Center for Sleep offers the identical services as The Snore Center plus more, including treatment for restless leg syndrome and periodic limb movement, both of which fascinate me.
Granted, I might find these disorders less fascinating if I suffered from either one.
