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Thursday, March 4, 2010
With the above quote in mind please review the typical Mahalo page Adding a bit more context, the following 25 minute video from 2008 starts off with Matt Cutts talking about how he penalized a website for using deceptive marketing. Matt Cutts: Would a user be annoyed if they land on this page, right. They dont add value.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
Filing a reinclusion request Updated 04 November 2007, Matt Cutts, who heads Googles Webspam team, updated this September 2005 post with Googles latest URL and the name change to “Reconsideration Request.&# Article/tutorial dated 09/18/2005, updated 11/04/2007 by Matt Cutts, for Matt Cutts.] version.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
SEO Nightmares Google Penalties Known Google filters and penalties You probably have a Google penalty when your site (or an important page) suddenly disappeared from the index. But if there is no explicable reason for a large drop down (or a removal from the index) of your ranking, then you should think about a possible penalty.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Firefox Extension Optimising Images, Podcasts and Video ehow- Stop Polluting Googles Index With Shite On Site Search Analytics Tags Analytics content ehow Firefox Google Guests Images Linkbait linkbait examples linkbaiting Link building Linkedin Links metrics organic links Pagerank Permalinks podcast SEO SEO Doctor seo doctor 1.0
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Search Engine Journal Subscribe via RSS or email: 7 Essential SEO Cheat Sheets March 3rd, 2009 by Ann Smarty | 33 Comments You can’t remember everything especially with that huge amount of new information we consume daily. It is always great to have a few sheets that list most essential data we often need to deal with. Definitely bookmarking.
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Particularly when you’re talking about the magnitude that our Netconcepts clients are operating at—typically over 10,000 SKUs and over 100,000 indexed pages. For example, the website SlideShare.net has over 40,000 tag pages indexed in Google, but the titles are suboptimal. First Time Visit? Start Here! All rights reserved.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
cat=231&prod=55234) is that you can end up with lots of different variations of the URL getting indexed. Doing this can help your site to get re-indexed faster, which can help your rankings come back faster. This includes improving a site’s URL structure by making it more SEO friendly. In other words, use some keywords.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
The most severe Google penalties lead to total website de-indexing and where the SEO misdemeanour is serious a site ban may be imposed by Google, accompanied by a Page Rank reduction to 0 and a greyed out Google Toolbar Page Rank indication. To check whether a particular website is still Google indexed, refer to our Google indexing page.
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
One of my clients recently went from over 5,000 pages indexed down to 800. 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. guaranteed to be a penalty.
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Re-working these breadcrumbs reduced the url count by 35% and worked a treat: the site started getting more pages indexed and its rankings started trending upwards… Reply Erin says: 12/02/2009 at 10:26 am Can you explain what was wrong about the “new&# breadcrumbs and how you changed them? As you said, usability first. Thanks!
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