New G. algorithm

Codythebest

Codythebest

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Anyone having success with hummingbird algo?
Seems I can do wonder with local position and the right questions.
I did a few changes on a couple of affiliate sites I have and I was able to triple the revenue with hummingbird SEO. On my way from blackhat to whitehat :-)
 
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Sounds great, looking forward to read the details.
 
Tell us more info what you change maybe can, help others
 
so what's the point of this thread ?? i guess i missed it :)
 
psychosimo said:
so what's the point of this thread ?? i guess i missed it
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OP gonna give us a great method to triple our revenue. We be waitin'.
 
Hey I banged this really hot chick last night! So hot and I bang so many hot girls all the time!

Oh what was this thread about?
 
Dan Da Man said:
Hey I banged this really hot chick last night! So hot and I bang so many hot girls all the time!

Oh what was this thread about?
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Hummingbird reads this as...


  • "Where can I find hot chicks to bang?"
  • "What makes a chick hot?"
  • "Want to bang really hot chicks 'all the time'?"
  • "Is Dan Da Man The Hot Chick Banging Authority on BHW?" (good for authorship that one)
  • "Bannging Hot Chicks, Can Dan Da Man Explain His Method?"


And that's Hummingbird. It's not rocket science and the idea of buying some software to work out the questions for you... well not sure why you'd wanna do that.

Scritty
 
Not ready to share yet. But there is no secret here. I just change my HTML/PHP to follow Hummingbird algo. Fact is it seems that people using mobile to browse are doing it in a way easier, or, I'll say, with less thinking. Changing the codes with those behaviors seems to be what Google want to achieve. It makes sense, especially for local searches.
I have about 60 sites and did the work on 3 of them. Those are now going up in revenue. I think images, review and video are the top 3 targets. I might be wrong but I think that's close. What do you guys think about this?
 
Hummingbird has made the serp results useless. google cannot even provide relevant results. For academic research topics I find Bing to be much better.
 
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