1Mastering Google SEO experiments & 3 ways to fix Penguin

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• Publié par: jae6dad
• Publié le: 16 février 2015
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1mastering google seo experiments Awesome, thanks guys. I will positively wait till the old page is removed from the G index before reposting my page. If I bear in mind I'll post my results here. Hoping to determine some improvement. I used to be also pondering 301 redirecting solely the penalized URL to a junk domain. I assume this might point the penalty off from my web site? Either of you tried this? no point in doing this. unless you want to pass that bad juice at someone else.. Anyway what i think your need to do is get the "unhealthy" url off your site thats got to boost any quality score fatcors the most. As i mentioned you can submit an url removal request inwebmaster tools or what for it to go on its own. this is not a reconsideration simply a notification youve delete a page from your website and it can be aloof from the index. have yet to try this but technically if those links are passing bad juice, or that page is penalized, you should be able to purpose it to competitors. my experiment actually appears to indicate this. Very sensible and informative video. One query thou regarding the aff links. Do you think that that we ought to mask aff links, like clickbank ? Or use them as is. I just scan a thread on a forum, everyone saying that you shouldn't cloak, redirect aff links, G hates it and we have a tendency to ought to use them as is, G will not mind aff links. What does one think. We got all our sites that were penalized back by doing 301 through a code that my engineer created. If you'd like access to the code, please contact our support team Wow! I've learned a ton from your video presentation concerning the newest Google Algo, Penguin.. Currently I apprehend that a number of my subpages can easily be rank on prime of Google since I've never been doing link building for my subpages.. I am so thankful you sent me this to my email.. :) I like the idea of "throw out all the ideas we had concerning SEO and focus on the new signals". I want a lot of SEO's would assume that approach Joshua. The troublesome part of "limited budget SEO" is creating a longterm white hat link & social profile. SEONuke and other software do a great job of emulating user behavior to create layer one links seem in style through layer 2 bookmarks and layer 3 ondemand social profiles. For small businesses (locksmiths, florists, etc), the "now" factor is what keeps them in business and is

unfortunately how these local battles are played and won. It is the short term revenue and it's critical. However, one has to wonder what the longterm result can be as authenticity becomes a factor. Will simply moving a web site to a new domain and beginning over be enough? Or can business data and business data history be included in no matter penalties are to come back? I'm fortunate enough to work with larger accounts and have no worry of putting my cards on the table in front of Matt and Maile and voice issues while not worry of scrutiny. In fact, we tend to get to focus on PR, have development budget to supply killer link bait and out reach programs, and have social dragonflies killing it in SMO. I am wondering how prudent it may be to present inventive link building and social signal boosting strategy that doesn't embrace "spinning", "blasting" or the creation of fake social profiles, so that SEO's newcomers will explore choices that build trustworthy link and visibility profiles and suggesting alternatives to SEO to reinforce traffic sources? Simply throwing that out there. Thanks for sharing the data. I would like we had a minimum of 20 fifty cases to check as opposed to such a limited batch. Perhaps a community collaboration on contentsolely sites to test would possibly be worth while? I'd contribute.