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This is Search Engine Optimization tip number 36 in my continuing series of Search Engine Optimization tips. All of these search engine optimization tips are meant to be specific in nature, they will not take that long to review, and are directly to the point. This search engine optimization tip has to do with removing a page or a specific URL from the Google search engine. I’m not going to go into a great deal of explanation about why you would want to remove a page from Google, there are many reasons for doing that (which might include the fact that it’s a duplicate page or maybe even a page that has sensitive data on it that you don’t want given out to the whole entire world).

Well, it is time to start paying attention to this site metric, because it may be a factor in your rankings in Google in 2010. Google recently announced a new experimental feature in Google Webmaster Tools that will allow you to see your average site load time.  Google Google will analyze your site load time as compared to other sites on the Internet, using data gather via the Google Toolbar.  I am pretty certain that after reading the title of this post that you thought about the speed of your site but couldn’t pin it to a precise number because it is a metric you never worry about. 

Google Webmaster Tools can be very helpful for assessing dead pages, broken links etc. Google Webmaster Tools above will also tell you about error pages in sitemaps but this is just another way to assess the situation from a different vantage point. as well as the other 99% of webmasters and search marketers use Google Analytics. 404 errors, dead pages, bad links, whatever you like to call them are a great way to increase your bounce rate, decrease your online revenues and make you look sloppy. This form of conversion suicide

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Search Engine Journal Subscribe via RSS or email: 10 Ways to Diagnose a Google Penalty May 27th, 2009 by Ann Smarty | 9 Comments An interesting thread on WebmasterWorld forums discusses ways to diagnose a possible Google penalty. you have lost some Google rankings), try doing the following: Dig your internal traffic analytics for traffic drops or bad trends; Perform [site:yoursite.com] search in Google to see if Google reports same number

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Home About Contact Rumor Bin | Search Engine Optimization Let’s Try to Find All 200 Parameters in Google Algorithm Email Ann Smarty Follow me on Twitter Ann Smarty 12/18/09 45 Comments I am sure Googlers should be enjoying this: hardly can they say a word, there follows a wealth of guessed and speculations. This time Matt Cutts is said to have mentioned that their 200 variables in Google algorithm

Being Your Own SEO Client Is Not Easy | Main | How Does Google AdSense Decide To Send You A Tip? February 17, 2009 Cant Shake A Google Penalty? What To Do Next? Are you one of those webmasters that simply cannot get out of the Google penalty box? Are you convinced you have a penalty that is keeping you from the first page of Google? Have you tried everything and still cannot achieve high rankings in Google? A WebmasterWorld thread shows one webmaster who has gone through the exhaustive list of changes to his, what he

Useful information, such as Google TBPR, page- and domain links via Yahoo! SiteExplorer, whois information, Google’s cache of the page you’re visiting, an on-page link report and Archive.org are just a mouse click away. Although Google’s Webmaster Tools also can provide quite some link related info, I’m not going to mention this one, because it can only be used for your own sites, and not -for instance- competitors. MajesticSEO Both SEOmoz’ Linkscape and MajesticSEO Home About Wiep In Dutch Services Contact May 27 Indispensable Link Building Tools DIY Link Building A good link building toolbox is invaluable.