Breaking News: New Google Algo Change - Focus Less on Anchor Txt

[vstar00]

Just came across this interesting article: Breaking News: New Google Algo Change

Google just did a major shift and they are counting links in the content higher than ever. So, that means that the paid links are counting less in terms of the anchor text push.

[Mikedb]

So what has changed?

nothing.............

regards,

Mike

[yukon]

Lol backlink in the article comments

[Adam Curry]

Contextual backlinks given higher value than sidebar links? Nothing new

[scoopy]

Originally Posted by Mikedb

So what has changed?

nothing.............

regards,

Mike

Mike you never got back to me brotha...

interesting.

[dzoaffiliate]

I agree...

[Tom Goodwin]

Originally Posted by vstar00

Just came across this interesting article: Breaking News: New Google Algo Change

#1 This is BS. Everytime some dude's site on the best way to train your dog moves a bit in Google they shout from the rooftops that a major Google algo change has occurred.

#2 How can you trust anything that says:

Google just did a major shift and they are counting links in the content higher than ever. So, that means that the paid links are counting less in terms of the anchor text push.

Clearly, the author has no clue what the hell he or she is talking about. Paid links can be in-context, or not in-context, just like non-pad links. I would be surprised if he graduated from 4th grade. If this is the "top" SEM guy he knows, he needs to run in better circles.



Tom

[mayorlan]

So if any new thing-write more articles.

[socialbookmark]

Its an old topic and i heard it about one year ago.

[yukon]

Originally Posted by Tom Goodwin

#1 This is BS. Everytime some dude's site on the best way to train your dog moves a bit in Google they shout from the rooftops that a major Google algo change has occurred.

#2 How can you trust anything that says:

Clearly, the author has no clue what the hell he or she is talking about. Paid links can be in-context, or not in-context, just like non-pad links. I would be surprised if he graduated from 4th grade. If this is the "top" SEM guy he knows, he needs to run in better circles.



Tom

Couldn't have said it better.

[theseoguys]

Originally Posted by Tom Goodwin

#1 This is BS. Everytime some dude's site on the best way to train your dog moves a bit in Google they shout from the rooftops that a major Google algo change has occurred.

#2 How can you trust anything that says:

Clearly, the author has no clue what the hell he or she is talking about. Paid links can be in-context, or not in-context, just like non-pad links. I would be surprised if he graduated from 4th grade. If this is the "top" SEM guy he knows, he needs to run in better circles.



Tom

Tom, he wrote in complete sentences. I think you meant grade 6. The Breaking News Google algorithm update (like anyone would really know anyway) is almost getting as tiresome as when the next PR update is. BTW, anyone here any more on that? lol

[yukon]

Originally Posted by theseoguys

Tom, he wrote in complete sentences. I think you meant grade 6. The Breaking News Google algorithm update (like anyone would really know anyway) is almost getting as tiresome as when the next PR update is. BTW, anyone here any more on that? lol

My inside source says the next PR update will be on 4/1/2011

[melvinm]

Breaking news :SEO just died, no point in doing it, no one does it any more

[SGdarling]

You need to build different kinds of links in order to be prepared to any changes...

[ann1986]

This is not breaking news We have implemented this already since I 1st started my SEO career 6years ago.

We buy links for our client and we always prefer Contextual links.