I often get the question, "can you over-optimize" a web page and the answer to that is, "yes." I've mostly seen it for overuse of header tags, but as Search Roundtable mentions, you can over-optimize for phrases and get a penalty from Google.
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Ya that's true that some people try to cheat google by some ways and get the penalty when google finds that...
Thanks for sharing the post..
Posted by: Ross | December 06, 2008 at 01:28 AM