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Will Google be evaluating the use of rel=”author” moving forward as more sites use the feature on generic, non-article/news pages, such as the home page or an about page? Mike Wilton, Corona, CA Answer is YES Example If Danny writes something in a low PageRank forum, Google may consider that post written by Danny with [...]

Matt Cutts here made clarification two different questions Which aspect of Google updates do you think the SEO industry simply won’t get where do you see many issues spending too much energy on when they could be taking care of other things. Which aspect of Google updates to think the SEO industry simply won’t get [...]

Much awaited update of Google algorithm known as Penguin 2.0 happened on 22nd May 2013 and SEO community is discussing and still waiting to know what has actually happened.  Some websites are gainers and some websites are looser. Matt Cutts We started rolling out the next generation of the Penguin webspam algorithm this afternoon (May [...]

eMatt Cutts Google spam team head has giving some updates on next few changes to be made in Google algo. Matt cutts published a video on the own blog on next updates. Next penguin update may be in next few weeks and target will be Link Network who are selling links and Spammers. One big [...]

Matt Cutts replied on this topics Today we have a great question from Daniel Roofer, who asks, what has been the biggest surprise of 2012 for you and your spam team?   If you find difficulty in understanding the this read below

We have an ecommerce site, and around 1000 product/pages on that site, so how can create unique meta details for those pages? Matt Cutts

Google Disavow Links best for removing bad links or fight against negative seo has got an exciting response from webmaster community on WWW. Google has launched a new and widely anticipated “disavow links” tool. If manual spam action based on “unnatural links” pointing to your site, this tool can help you address the issue. If you’ve done [...]

Google’s head of search spam, answered some questions in the Power Searching with Google Hangout on Air #2 on October 2nd. In that video, he was asked by fellow Googler, Dan Russell a Search research scientist at Google, will search spam go on forever? This question was asked about 36 minutes into the video, where Matt [...]

Today Google has added new guidelines for webmaster to make there website good for users and search engines Google Says follow are bad links or fall in Link schemes Text advertisements that pass PageRank Links that are inserted into articles with little coherence Low-quality directory or bookmark site links Widely distributed links in the footers [...]

Google co-founder Page to replace Schmidt as CEO Eric Schmidt, a technology veteran brought in as Google Inc’s “adult supervision” a decade ago, is relinquishing the CEO job to Larry Page, one of the prodigies who co-founded the company behind the Internet’s dominant gateway.

I have just got this Google short URL domain but have not find it for public please see it here http://goo.gl/

Well the holiday season has come and here is the latest Google Holiday Logo More logos can be found here in coming days http://www.google.com/logos/holidays-2009.html or go to more page of this post where I will be pasting the logos

What may come as a surprise to some webmasters is Google’s recent announcement that cross domain content duplication will be allowed. Google is recognizing that there are legitimate reasons to duplicate content across different websites.

According to the Google Code Blog, in their efforts to make the web faster they are offering DNS (Domain Name Services) to the public.

According to Google’s clamp boss of poke product and user knowledge Marissa Meyer, Google is seeking to streamline a poke experience. Using a jazz metaphor, Meyer explains which business aren’t happy with a actuality which Google’s poke interface is as well indeterminate (much identical to jazz, generally if we aren’t in to it) during times. To redress this, Google [...]

Google uses numerous sources to find new webpages, from links we find on the web to submitted URLs. We aim to discover new pages quickly so that users can find new content in Google search results soon after they go live.