Penguin 2.0 has begun
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gorang
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So do i, because if they do it means my penguin hit site, where i dropped from page 1 to deindexed for a keyword of 5 billion competition has returned. And you know what that means??? $$$
Update on searchengineland
http://searchengineland.com/was-that-a-google-update-or-wasnt-it-132258
http://searchengineland.com/was-that-a-google-update-or-wasnt-it-132258
MrBeastsOnToast
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whats foxstart and why is it relevant?
gorang
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It uses different datacentres is suspect. A datacentre that looks vastly different from our own.
parasitus84
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no significant changes for my UK-sites. shame...
Codythebest
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Servers in the UK. No change whatsoever on my 64 sites so far...
mallorca123
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looks good with this tool...but dont know is it another datacentre????
gorang
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It means ebay search and stuff i think.
bobgoe
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yes you are right the my site that was hit by penguin is back in the search and every thing that was related to my keyword in serps was just as before the penguin
i think they have role back to the pre-penguin state , I think it is just a warning just like tsunami where sea water recede to about half a mile before it comes back as a stronger tsunami wave . Lets hope that our site with this wave will be back to in serps
assphuck
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Question for those of you seeing improvements...
Are your sites that are improving ones that were hit with unnatural link penalties?
I've said it many times, and I will say it again. JCPenney got nailed for a major unnatural link building scheme and was penalized for 90 days. Small website owners that did the same thing essentially, but on a much smaller scale, have been penalized for 150-180 days. How Google dishes out "manual actions" certainly has the appearance of favoring large corporations.
I'm just curious if what people are witnessing is an expiration of some manual penalties and not an algorithm change?
@gorang, I hope you see nothing but positive improvements that stick with whatever is going on with Google. Such positive results could not happen to a nicer person.
Are your sites that are improving ones that were hit with unnatural link penalties?
I've said it many times, and I will say it again. JCPenney got nailed for a major unnatural link building scheme and was penalized for 90 days. Small website owners that did the same thing essentially, but on a much smaller scale, have been penalized for 150-180 days. How Google dishes out "manual actions" certainly has the appearance of favoring large corporations.
I'm just curious if what people are witnessing is an expiration of some manual penalties and not an algorithm change?
@gorang, I hope you see nothing but positive improvements that stick with whatever is going on with Google. Such positive results could not happen to a nicer person.
MrBeastsOnToast
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damn i hope these foxstart results are an indication of whats to come.
MrBeastsOnToast
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good point well made
zoyaraymonds
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no change on my side