Scritty
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By soft conclusion I'm saying that their is a great deal more detail to be added. The absolute nuggets of truth. What percentage of this and what keyword mix of the other... down to precision levels is something I just don't know.
It's going to take a major study by people like the guys at SEOmetrics to get to the bottom of that, and that takes resources I just don't have.
Also, my findings are taken from a specific branch of the IM and SEO community. I haven't analysed the effect of P2.1 on micro niche sites, local sites or "rank bank and tank" set ups.
With the latter in particular I'm sure that to an extent most of the fast old ways still work very well if you just twist them a little - there is nothing wrong with ranking for a short term long tail product of market keyword, ranking foir a few weeks or months, banking then taking the hit. I've no problem with that at all...that just isn't what I'm discussing here.
Likewise established international authority sites play by their own rules. We've just got to accept that. Look at the number of Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and Wiki pages that are now on page one alongside a couple of Youtube vids... leaving virtually no space for independants to rank for anything. Again I can't analyse those, I don't have access to their back end and I don't have time to check the providence of the billion sof links these sites have.
I'm talking specifically about sites that promote a range of products and get added to now and then "active" sites where the owner has a view of growing both the site and its reach over time in a risk reduced way (no such thing as risk free - twats like Rand Fishkin might want to sell you that Idea for $200 a month - but it just isn't how the real world works). So my own blog is an example of that and is one of the 8 of my own sites alongside arounf 15 other sites mostly from members of this forum who have contacted me in the last week and allowed me to analyse and use their data when coming to these conclusions - soft though they are.
5 Penguin 2.1 Risks and Opportunities
If you disagree with these ideas and soft conclusions that's fine. No problem But please be constructive. Why do you disagree and what circumstances and conditions are you on about an do you base your views on.
No problem with open discussions here, but flame wars and trolling isn't going to help. These 5 points really are the ones that seem to stand out for the type of IM I do.
So what are your takeaways, How do they differ, How are they refined? What might the similarities be?
Scritty
It's going to take a major study by people like the guys at SEOmetrics to get to the bottom of that, and that takes resources I just don't have.
Also, my findings are taken from a specific branch of the IM and SEO community. I haven't analysed the effect of P2.1 on micro niche sites, local sites or "rank bank and tank" set ups.
With the latter in particular I'm sure that to an extent most of the fast old ways still work very well if you just twist them a little - there is nothing wrong with ranking for a short term long tail product of market keyword, ranking foir a few weeks or months, banking then taking the hit. I've no problem with that at all...that just isn't what I'm discussing here.
Likewise established international authority sites play by their own rules. We've just got to accept that. Look at the number of Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and Wiki pages that are now on page one alongside a couple of Youtube vids... leaving virtually no space for independants to rank for anything. Again I can't analyse those, I don't have access to their back end and I don't have time to check the providence of the billion sof links these sites have.
I'm talking specifically about sites that promote a range of products and get added to now and then "active" sites where the owner has a view of growing both the site and its reach over time in a risk reduced way (no such thing as risk free - twats like Rand Fishkin might want to sell you that Idea for $200 a month - but it just isn't how the real world works). So my own blog is an example of that and is one of the 8 of my own sites alongside arounf 15 other sites mostly from members of this forum who have contacted me in the last week and allowed me to analyse and use their data when coming to these conclusions - soft though they are.
5 Penguin 2.1 Risks and Opportunities
If you disagree with these ideas and soft conclusions that's fine. No problem But please be constructive. Why do you disagree and what circumstances and conditions are you on about an do you base your views on.
No problem with open discussions here, but flame wars and trolling isn't going to help. These 5 points really are the ones that seem to stand out for the type of IM I do.
So what are your takeaways, How do they differ, How are they refined? What might the similarities be?
Scritty