Monday, August 12, 2013
Vince: The Google Update We Should Be Talking About
Many people have been ranting in the forums for the past several years about the "unfair advantage" big brands have in Google's search results. Ever since the "Vince Update" of February 2009, things have been very different in SEO.
I suggest that understanding Vince is perhaps the most important way to get your SEO programs on track.
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Friday, August 9, 2013
Explanation on Unnatural links to your site—impacts links
Google new explanation on Unnatural links to your site—impacts links by Matt Cutts
If you see this message on the Manual Actions page, it means that Google has detected a pattern of unnatural, artificial, deceptive, or manipulative links pointing to your site. Google does not consider such links for ranking. Further more Google understand that these links may not be in control of webmaster and reject them,
Google said it is unlikely for you to see anything in that manual action section because "under 2% of domains" in the Google index "are manually removed for webspam," according to Google.
The parts of the site affected by each manual action. If a manual action affects more than 1,000 URLs or sections, only the first 1,000 matches will be displayed. You can have more detail in below video
We've just launched a nifty new Webmaster Tools feature that enables all verified site owners to see if a manual spam action has been applied to their site. - John Mueller
You can take measure to remove the bad backlinks
More study at Mohnesh Kohli Post on Google manual actions
If you see this message on the Manual Actions page, it means that Google has detected a pattern of unnatural, artificial, deceptive, or manipulative links pointing to your site. Google does not consider such links for ranking. Further more Google understand that these links may not be in control of webmaster and reject them,
Google said it is unlikely for you to see anything in that manual action section because "under 2% of domains" in the Google index "are manually removed for webspam," according to Google.
The parts of the site affected by each manual action. If a manual action affects more than 1,000 URLs or sections, only the first 1,000 matches will be displayed. You can have more detail in below video
We've just launched a nifty new Webmaster Tools feature that enables all verified site owners to see if a manual spam action has been applied to their site. - John Mueller
You can take measure to remove the bad backlinks
More study at Mohnesh Kohli Post on Google manual actions
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