It's obviously Google's responsibility to try to clean up their product, but when the clean up process involves "penalizing" rather than "devaluing" links, that's when the controversy starts.
This was a comment by David Horne to an SEOmoz Whiteboard post by Rob Kerry. I want to know what you guys think of this idea for internal pages that have gotten slapped by Penguin and have mostly crappy ("inorganic") links back to them that you want Google to discredit.
"Could you not also just remove the pages that are getting bad quality links or rename them? That would also discard your valid links as well but if that page is getting a ton of poor quality links I would think its the content that is attracting them or a bad off page campaign. If you dont 301...
We used to use a service similar to Addmefast to get G+ followers, etc.. It is called, YouLikeHits. We stopped using that after we got slapped by Penguin on April 24th. A lot of the G+ profiles that were following were bogus, probably created by SEOs and web marketers just to accumulate and...
I agree with you. I wasn't referring to removing all links, but analyzing the existing link profile (similar to the study the MicroSiteMasters guys did or what Modesto Siotos of iCrossing suggested on one of his posts), then seeing what % of money phrases are "over-targeted" in the backlink...
I agree with what you're saying Jack: there is no quick-fix solution for Penguin. I am not looking for one at all. Nevertheless, it is prudent to at least try to begin by attacking the likely culprits, such as inorganic links. I think sitting around for months with our hands crossed is far from...
We had our Forex site redesigned completely in Wordpress in mid 2011 based on the recommendations of the designers/programmers we hired (which came highly recommended).
One of the main concerns I had at the time was the uncertainty in changing the URLs of all our internal pages, since WP by...
Is there an advantage of using these WP chat plugins instead of adding Livezilla to the WP site itself? We moved the entire site over to WP last year and have been using Livezilla since that time. It works great.
Yes, that's what I meant. I wouldn't post financial figures in the forum, or if I do, I would at least black out names, account numbers, and other sensitive or private information.
You should also be very engaging with your users in social media, especially G+. It takes a lot of time, but if you don't do it, your competitors will.
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