Cloaking

By Matt Larson on March 26th, 2006



Cloaking – The deceptive practice of serving one webpage to a search engine for indexing, and then serving a different page to the visitor. Unapproved cloaking (see trusted feeds) violate the terms of service of most major search engines and may result in removal of a website from their search results.



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