About OrganicSpam

How was OrganicSpam born?

Since the last few months, the web community across the globe has been talking about the imbalance between the editorial and paid listings on search engines along with other SEO issues related to Google, Yahoo, and MSN.

But the main topic of discussion is the issue that "Search Engines are not striking a balance between their editorial and paid listings."

The Search Engine results are not the same anymore. The search results are full of spam and irrelevant sites. It has been a long wait-n-watch scenario in the SE forums and community but there is no hint of fair results to date.

Across major forums, we find people voicing their opinions surrounding the search services and the quality of results at question. The very idea of credibility for them as consumers is waning with the unfair and trash listings galore at major search engines. Major search engines are abandoning all ethical values of editorial integrity by adopting deceptive and misleading advertising practices at the expense of their users.

What prompted us to envision this site?

We are a group of individuals from the web community who accidentally met on public forums and decided to take a step forward to raise this issue through OrganicSpam website. As our research began to unfold the Search Engines Saga, we came across hundreds of forum discussions where the web community is spitting venom at Search engines for their unfair tactics and deception.

www.organicspam.com has been developed after devoting hours of real time on constructive research and the whole essence of this site has been derived from the web community's ideologies.

What is the objective of www.organicspam.com?

• To generate awareness amongst the web community, media and related organizations regarding the imbalance in the editorial and paid listings.
• To ask for independent authority for the regulation of Search Engines.
• To see Search Engines take full responsibility of their natural spam and irrelevant search results and produce refined and relevant organic results.
• To demand speedy action from Search Engines to combat Search engine Spamming. The public needs to see fair and consistent spam-reporting policies in which the Search Engines and others reply to all complaints, not just those from advertisers.
• To have stricter laws against Search Engine results Spamming (similar to Email Spam).
• To push Search Engines for proper disclosure of their Paid Search Results.
• To appeal to the search engines to stay close to the standards set forth for the SEM industry.
• To have a third party who ensures that the Search Engines follow these standards while the SEM fraternity plays by the rules.
• To set standards for a formal review system to help sites understand why they're not listed and thereby give them necessary information to improve their chances.