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10 New Google SEO Changes from Matt Cutts

by intergen
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Matt just released another video - but this time its a little different. He tells whats coming rather than what was just released. Looks like these are the main updates:
  1. Major Penguin Update
  2. Advertorial Spam
  3. Spammy Queries Being Looked At
  4. Going Upstream At Link Spammers
  5. More Sophisticated Link Analysis
  6. Improvements On Hacked Sites
  7. Authority Boost In Algorithm
  8. Panda To Soften
  9. Domain Clusters In SERPs
  10. Improved Webmaster Communication
Here is the link on Search Engine RoundTable - Google's Ten SEO Changes In The Next Few Months
#cutts #google #matt #seo
  • Profile picture of the author RockNRolla
    Originally Posted by intergen View Post


    5. More Sophisticated Link Analysis
    I think this is the one that's going to cause a lot of people who have been doing shady SEO a problem. Since watching the first video a few days ago, I had the feeling that this new Penguin 2.0 was going to be harsher on questionable/blackhat links.
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    • Profile picture of the author intergen
      Originally Posted by RockNRolla View Post

      I think this is the one that's going to cause a lot of people who have been doing shady SEO a problem. Since watching the first video a few days ago, I had the feeling that this new Penguin 2.0 was going to be harsher on questionable/blackhat links.
      Yes I agree - funny enough when he mentioned this one in the video he rolled past it pretty quickly and didn't give much detail. At 4:29 he mentions forums that spammers may hang out on and swap link packages - his quote was "its going to be an interesting summer for them".
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      • Profile picture of the author joma12
        Simply play by the rules and think twice when you buy links in stead to do them by yourself . Of course it takes much longer but it's also much safer.

        I for my self like to sleep well without worry that my sites will be gone when I wake up in the morning.

        Playing outside of the rules never pay's at the end.
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      • Profile picture of the author squadron
        ... swap link packages - his quote was "its going to be an interesting summer for them".

        It is tempting to create a link package priced at $10,000, promote hell out of it on forums and see if anyone from Google bites and buys.
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  • Profile picture of the author pasik
    Originally Posted by intergen View Post

    Matt just released another video - but this time its a little different. He tells whats coming rather than what was just released. Looks like these are the main updates:
    1. Major Penguin Update
    2. Advertorial Spam
    3. Spammy Queries Being Looked At
    4. Going Upstream At Link Spammers
    5. More Sophisticated Link Analysis
    6. Improvements On Hacked Sites
    7. Authority Boost In Algorithm
    8. Panda To Soften
    9. Domain Clusters In SERPs
    10. Improved Webmaster Communication
    Here is the link on Search Engine RoundTable - Google's Ten SEO Changes In The Next Few Months
    That's old news. There's been several threads about this same topic during the last few days.
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  • Profile picture of the author Slin
    What are the official rules of google exactly?

    I mean if I create a blog, to link to my site, can google tell that I made it?

    I mean in comparison to if someone else made one about my site.

    Seems fishy.

    I wonder if there really will be all that big of differences.
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  • Profile picture of the author Beardo
    Is this a new video or the same stuff he talked about a few days ago ?
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
    Banned
    1) http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ches-gang.html

    2) http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ng-summer.html

    Lol, that 2nd thread ended up getting locked.
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  • Profile picture of the author webby0031
    this video is a repost from other threads from days ago, well done
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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    google has made lot of changes,
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  • Profile picture of the author petemcal
    I'm interested to see how panda changes & evolves. It's a good update and I agree with what they're trying to achieve; but it needs a lot of tweaking/development.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    Nothing ever changes from year to year. People mistake change with adapting to SEO cheaters.

    The bottom line is always this:

    What was crap, has always been crap, will continue to be crap.

    All that changes is the ways google chooses to stop or trap that crap.

    Stop doing crap, no worries.

    Ah, but there's the rub, isn't it? 99.99% of the people here constantly
    think, "Gee they are stopping my crap there...so where can I get my
    crap in the backdoor? Sidedoor?"

    And the funny thing is, when people keep adapting their crap, and
    google cracks down, they scream at google for ruining their business!

    Then they come to the WF and shout how to watch out
    because google is "updating." The whole thing is friggin laughable.

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  • Profile picture of the author sowens
    Thanks, intergen; this is the first post in which I have had an opportunity to interact. I appreciate your posting this.

    I am a writer of advertorials. Some Warriors had questions about this in earlier threads. Newspaper and other media websites have been crowdsourcing for several years. They allow people in the community to post their content on the media website.

    For three years I have been giving seminars on how to get authority backlinks from newspaper websites. People use these to game the system.

    I went through this before when the Examiner newspapers created Examiner.com. Once it became a content farm, Google started to ignore a lot of the content. Examiner started asking writers to submit newsworthy items to the editors to submit to Google.

    If you would like to start submitting content to Google, search for Google Submit Your Content. If you can't find it, pm me. I've posted the link on 2 other threads and don't want to be banned.

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