EBay is one of the largest online businesses to grace our modern times, it’s a platform that allows people to buy and trade things virtually (which was rather innovative when it was first shown to the world). EBay is usually a powerhouse, they’re almost untouchable in a sense, until this last Google update that is. …
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Recently, one of the YouTube users questioned Matt Cutts, Google Engineer about when will the company start supporting webmaster questions without just providing automated responses. The primary concern of the user was that he received only automated responses from Google regarding the reconsideration requests although the issues were written out by him in thorough detail. …
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It is that time of the week when Matt Cutts, Google’s chief engineer reveal tricks related to webmasters. And this time it is the Penalty Link Examples. At the time of managing a site, it is always important in having a clear understanding of the linking strategy. It strictly says that one should know the …
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We would discuss some of the most useful information that Matt Cutts, Google engineer and SEO expert, gives. It is quite a known thing that he goes to the source for anything that concerns optimization of site and web-spam. We would answer here some of the questions on the subject. How is a hidden content …
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Links are important aspects of websites. They are incorporated not just with the intention of providing further or diversified information but also as a business strategy. Both forward (aka outbound links) and backward (aka backlinks, inbound links) links play significant role towards the online popularity of websites. However, webmasters cannot just go about with any …
Matt Cutts, Google’s webspam team head, faced a number of questions this time related to SEO and as usual, he has an answer for every single one of them. The first question he dealt with was related to “Website Downtime”. A user was curious to know whether SEO and rankings will suffer if a particular …
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Speculators are coming up with such statements that political searches made on Google can show results that are “doctored” by the Internet giant. A study showed recently that how the decision-making power of people can be influenced by the SEO, with whatever ranking the uppermost is very much influencing that person in all likelihood. A …
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Matt Cutts is back with answers and clarifications regarding some of SEO misconceptions and whatever Cutts speaks have to be discussed. After all, there cannot be a better person to understand SEO than the engineer, who is the web-spam team head at Google. The first thing to be discussed is the question regarding rel=author tag. …
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Matt Cutts, webspam team’s head at Google talked about advertorials recently and followed it up with questions related to SERP subjectivity. According to him, advertorials are like basic advertising only, but do portray a look of an editorial or natural content. A large number of people are of the opinion that the advertorial content is …
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