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| Active Warrior Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Ontario, Canada
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Yesterday I discovered a new option in Google SERP for the user to block results from "this" domain! I noticed that after I clicked the back button. Now I haven't read anything about it on Googles blogs, but I am pretty sure this button will be used against you unless the "user is happy with your site". It could be that Google is trying to make up it's +1 failure with this option. |
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I think it's used for a personal level now, for customizing your own search preferences in Google. If we block an authority site a million times, would that block it too? ![]() Quote:
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That's been around for a few months. The thing is, the flow makes no sense IMO. Once you open a SERP listing in a new browser tab/window, are you going to be so disappointed to go back & block the site/page in your personalized SERPs (I wouldn't)? I wouldn't waste my time blocking, especially considering I might never do that same exact Google search twice in a lifetime. Kind of a lame SERP option IMO. |
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| Don't Drink and SEO War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: York, PA
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I can't wait for the fiverr gigs to start popping up... Block your competitor's now. I agree with Yukon though. The flow is really stupid. The ONLY way that I might consider going back and blocking something is if I got a virus warning going to the site. I rarely do any searches logged into any Google account though either. In theory, it seems useful. In practice, I doubt it is going to get much use. |
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| This is exactly what I am worried about, the competition. Yes the flow is stupid and a regular user might not even notice it is there (except that it flashes in red now once you bounce back to the SERP), it's the competition that I am afraid of, and I don't see any way you can get a fair warning that someone is blocking your sites or a way to challenge it if Google decides to penalize your site based on the number of blocks.
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It's personal blocking. Unless Google is that stupid..
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