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Maybe a simpler way to ask the question is if you send backlinks using the 3 urls mentioned above, will they show up as 3 separate indexed pages in G?

Hi, If you look at Amazon Product page urls, you'll find that there's several url variations that will land you on the same product page. For example, the below 3 variations all go to the same Amazon Kindle page and notice that all 3 will retain the url in the browser address bar as typed below...

Bump Aanybody with high ranking Web 2.0's here get slapped by Panda/Penguin just the same as their self-hosted money sites?

I just realized I had a good domain that was created in 2003 with 4K backlinks made in 2005-2008. I remember it ranking well back then. The partner I had at the time ran off with most of my domains but apparently forgot to steal this one. The domain is de-indexed right now and I'm guessing it's...

Did anybody here have both high ranking Web 2.0 sites and Self-Hosted websites and notice a difference with how they reacted to Panda/Penguin bad links penalties? I'm curious if the overall authority of the Web 2.0 parent is protective somehow. Or do high ranking Wab 2.0's react in the same way...

Less than a 5% link profile from BMR would be enough to slap your site... think about the implications. And yes, you could negative SEO before all of this but never this easy and never this damaging.

"That is assuming that there is a penalty that comes with the BMR de-indexing" Look around, it's not a question of if but when you are going to get a ranking hit. If you have Webmaster Tools, there's probably a message in there now and give it another 2 weeks to see the slide. The...