Jollibee Website on Black Magic

Discussions at the SEO Philippines Yahoogroups points at the Jollibee Food Corp.’s website implementing some black magic (read: blackhat seo).

Jollibee Website

See sample page here.

You can view the hidden text by pressing Ctrl + A and scroll down on that page to highlight them.

More SEO magic if you view the source code (Ctrl + U on Firefox and Flock browsers).

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

15 Comments

Magic Tricks says:

15 years ago

That Too nice, when it comes in india hope it can make a Rocking place for youngster.. hope that come true.
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Rich Like Us says:

15 years ago

You are right in what you have said. I was only thinking this the other day but I think I will now dig a little deeper. Not sure what the last guy meant though!
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windows says:

15 years ago

Blogroll links aint that great :P but i am not the admin… :P … Just Telling :P :D
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PLR Products says:

15 years ago

Your post just made my day – so glad I got to read it,
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Tech News says:

16 years ago

There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.
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Jollibee web site says:

16 years ago

Thanks for the tips! I learned a lot here.

Arrielle Green
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wites says:

18 years ago

if you look at their site, the copyright says 2002. maybe the site was not updated for awhile.

i remember back then when one of the best ways to be indexed by search engines and get best results for your keywords was to apply tricks like this to your site. tricks like link farm, doorway pages, keyword stuffing, etc. i mean it’s better to implore those techniques than losing precious position on major search engines. but now, we all know that this is not the case.
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JP Loh says:

18 years ago

…but wait! There’s more! For only nayn-nayntee-nayn paysows, you get a free jolly hotdog!

The square boxes are non-UTF-8 characters containing black magic. I posted it at my blog.
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jong says:

18 years ago

yay…
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AJ says:

18 years ago

nawala yung whole reply ko…

when you view the source html:

META NAME=”object” CONTENT=”jollibee food corporation, earthworm, earthworm hamburger, earthworm hamburger issue, earthworm hamburger patties

look for it.
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AJ says:

18 years ago

wtf?!
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Kates says:

18 years ago

It’s not even blackhat. Too sloppy to be called blackhat.
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Happy says:

18 years ago

These black hatters could have stooped much lower, but I guess Jollibee will only go so far.

Okay lang yon, pangit naman site nila.
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Edwin says:

18 years ago

Nyek, grabe naman ang jollibee! sino kaya ang may pakana nyan?

Using Black magic is badddddd! really baddd!

Kala ko tuloy nakakita ako ng website na gawa ng isang tsipipay na seo consultant. (not that I am bashing anyone)
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