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There’s been a buzz in the blogosphere regarding the eBay listings falling out of the natural search results lately.  Scot Wingo speculates it’s because eBay has changed their site in a manner that it makes it difficult for the search engines to crawl them.  Some folks even suspect that Google is kicking eBay while they are struggling through their “disruptive innovation” period.

Here’s another theory.  Perhaps Google is putting the smackdown on eBay for keyword stuffing some of their pages? 

Pass the tinfoil please…

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