Thanks Kane for sharing the article. There seem to be some communities which have very distinct taste, like Hacker News—I did need a different headline to make it appealing to folks there...

Thanks.

Thanks Peter. It's just sometimes very hard to kill two birds with a stone.

Hi, I am curious whether Google penalizes a page with the image tag with a value in the "alt" attribute and without one in the "src" attribute?

Would this count as stuffing? Sometimes you cannot put an image but you would like to get SEO benefit by having a keyword in an image?

Hi Moz-ians, I need your insight.

I am thinking of the following hack:

1. Writing the headline of a blogpost as human-readable & catchy as possible and publish on content voting communities like Hacker News. (basically serving human readers the best)

2. After the influx of large traffic, change the title based on the target keywords of the blogpost. (basically serving Google Search Engine the best)

I would like to know whether making such a change after publishing a post would nullify any positive impact I will earn by publishing the post in terms of the search ranking of the page? (=whether it would be a sound strategy.)

I am worried a sudden change in the headline (e.g.,

or

element) would damage the increase in page authority I've gotten through the incoming traffic from, say, Hacker News, which makes this hack not worthwhile to explore.