SamyContent
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- Feb 6, 2014
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Anyone saw a change in traffic since yesterday? Panda 4.1 went live recently.
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Who got hit by Panda 4.1 ?
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Retraction
Junior Member
- Mar 3, 2014
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Yea. Had a small site ranked first page for a couple keywords. Lost like 60 spots overall, around 10 spots for each keyword.
dalinkwent6
Junior Member
- Jun 30, 2013
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My blog actually went up. So i can't complain, perhaps google made some space above me haha.
Calum Jones
Regular Member
- Jul 10, 2013
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Me, for no reason though it's ridiculous. I hand write all of my stuff and I'm English and even have an A-Level in English Lit. so it clearly doesn't know what it's doing to brand some of my pages as poor quality. Hopefully find out what it targeted soon so I can change it. AFAIK you don't have to wait forever for recovery like you do with Penguin.
G0D0VERY0U
Regular Member
- Apr 6, 2010
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Pretty much all of my sites did really well and one even hit an all-time record traffic high...
So far, I'm loving it.
So far, I'm loving it.
Bartholomew
Regular Member
- Dec 31, 2009
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I got slight hit, lost 3-5 positions on some long and medium tails. Not because my site got a penalty but because penalty was lifted from competitors.
bullsbears
Power Member
- Feb 17, 2014
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I got some positive movements.
fc-dh
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- Oct 20, 2012
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I love how you people really belief that this is a "real algo update", it is just a reshuffle of the index, your content and the amount of content your have has 0 influence, but the stock-prize and their shareholders do, that s why Google reshuffles their index every year, you call it panda updates...
Google calls it the ca-ching update, cus it will move a lot of webmasters to their over expensive adword program, look at all the sites that have ranked with crappy gibberish content after all these so called "panda updates"
Maybe if you buy content that cost $25- per 100 words you can beat it, but i'll bet that one nice panda morning your whitehat, expensive high quality content site is going to be gone from the index, why? because Google wants you to pay for their traffic so they can make their shareholders happy, that is why.
Google calls it the ca-ching update, cus it will move a lot of webmasters to their over expensive adword program, look at all the sites that have ranked with crappy gibberish content after all these so called "panda updates"
Maybe if you buy content that cost $25- per 100 words you can beat it, but i'll bet that one nice panda morning your whitehat, expensive high quality content site is going to be gone from the index, why? because Google wants you to pay for their traffic so they can make their shareholders happy, that is why.