Google Panda Watch - Survival Guide To a New Google Algorithm

[topangal3105]

He guy's
I just wan to share with you about google new algorithm called google panda, this new algorithm is addressed for growing complaint that low-quality content sites (derisively referred to as content farms) were ranked higher than higher-quality sites that seemed to be more important to users.
I stumble upon and had excellent article to anticipate google panda effect to your site, here is some factor to consider :

• Conduct qualitative research (that’s speaking with individuals and not a big questionnaire) to find out which of a sample of sites they considered to be low quality and why.

• Use the results to define low quality sites with the factors that Google can measure. This gives Google a mathematical definition of low quality.

If we start here, we can think of a number of factors that Google might be able to measure to define low quality, including:

• A high % of duplicate content. This might apply to a page, a site or both. If it’s a site measure then that might contribute to each page’s evaluation.

• A low amount of original content on a page or site.

• A high % (or number) of pages with a low amount of original content.

• A high amount of inappropriate (they don’t match the search queries a page does well for) adverts, especially high on the page.

• Page content (and page title tag) not matching the search queries a page does well for.

• Unnatural language on a page including heavy-handed on-page SEO (‘over-optimization’ to use a common oxymoron). Eg unnatural overuse of a word on a page.

• High bounce rate on page or site.

• Low visit times on page or site.

• Low % of users returning to a site.

• Low clickthrough % from Google’s results pages (for page or site).

• High % of boilerplate content (the same on every page).

• Low or no quality inbound links to a page or site (by count or %).

• Low or no mentions or links to a page or site in social media and from other sites.
If your have some experience please share on this thread, thank you for reading.

[zoobie]

Well I don't really care about Google algo's changes as it always happen.

[Art_Marks]

Originally Posted by zoobie

Well I don't really care about Google algo's changes as it always happen.

Exacly the same. I see topics like that everytime google changes something in their algorithm. But does it really change something? SEO is still about website optimization and getting backlinks as it always was (ok, after the time you could just spam your site with keywords but it was long long ago).

[yukon]

I actually have a T-shirt that reads:

"I survived the Google Panda algo change, & all I got was this stupid T-shirt"!

[bigcat1967]

• A low amount of original content on a page or site.

This is why I have my writers shoot out over 500 words per page...

[yukon]

Originally Posted by bigcat1967

This is why I have my writers shoot out over 500 words per page...

No offense, the word count doesn't matter at all.

I have 3 sites with 500+ pages per site, each individual page has around 10 words max. & rank just fine in Google SERPs.

[scott g]

Originally Posted by yukon

I actually have a T-shirt that reads:

"I survived the Google Panda algo change, & all I got was this stupid T-shirt"!

"I'm Bi-Winning!" - Charlie Sheen

LOVE THE SIGNATURE LMAO!

[topangal3105]

hi guys
this algorithm can make effect for agc (auto generate content) web site or blog.