mohamedraouf
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Didn't read it but bookmarked after all those positive posts i feel like i have a need to read it.
How SEO Will Change in 2015
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Lol I like that analogy. Pretty much sums up these 'experts'.
zebrahat
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- Aug 6, 2008
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The below article/video probably best represents how SEO is changing in 2015. It emphasizes specific metrics Google uses not just for its ranking formula, but for retention of that ranking. Basically, the ranking of a site needs to match its brand popularity, existing visitors and user engagement. If you have pages in position 1-3 for a keyword and hundreds of links, suggesting high traffic and user retention, but you only have trickle traffic and high bounce rates, Google smells "artificial" and will de-rank you.
If you don't brand your site sufficiently, demonstrate visitor traffic comes to it apart from SE traffic, or indicate a user relationship that tends to make the site 'sticky' for the visitor, upon a review of your site Google may likely de-rank it, even if the backlinking and on page SEO otherwise looks sound or natural.
http://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/tutorials/new-google-ranking-factors-2015/
If you don't brand your site sufficiently, demonstrate visitor traffic comes to it apart from SE traffic, or indicate a user relationship that tends to make the site 'sticky' for the visitor, upon a review of your site Google may likely de-rank it, even if the backlinking and on page SEO otherwise looks sound or natural.
http://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/tutorials/new-google-ranking-factors-2015/
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redmarauder
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Yeah, I prefer to read Matthew Woodward blog compared to the tips from those experts above.