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What are Google’s New Algorithm Changes?
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Do not be too alarmed if your website(s) have lost a bit of rank due to Google’s most recent algorithm changes. This is natural and Google stated it affected about 12% of search engine results.
Now on the other hand I would be quite worried if your website has dropped off the rankings completely, as in you’ve gone to page ten and beyond and it’s just not there! This would mean that you are probably aware that you have used a lot of “blackhat methods” to increase rankings through shady backlinks and more. Possibly your running an autoblog or scrape scripts that are pulling duplicate or near duplicate content from similar websites and Google has punished you for doing that. This new change in Google’s algorithm is focused on increasing the weight of quality UNIQUE content.
Changes in Google’s Algorithm:
* More weight toward UNIQUE content
* Increase weight for backlinks coming from Social or Web 2.0 sites
* Decrease weight of backlinks in general
* Lower weight of backlinks that are non-relevant to the site’s material/category/market
* Penalize sites that have used “blackhat” backlinking methods
Now what do we mean “penalize blackhat backlinking methods”?
* Google is adding up the non-relavant links, such as those from profile, blog comments, directories, etc
* If it isn’t relevant or “natural”, your going to lose the amount of weight for that link
* If you have many links of this nature, your site is going to be penalized
* They want to see a diversity of anchor text on backlinks also
* Duplicate content penalties are the highest ever, get it OFF your site and reformat your content/titles/tags immediately
What does this mean for the future?
* Xrumer/Scrapebox/etc are still useful tools IF they are used with relevant/industry specific sites
* DO NOT go blasting thousands of links quickly
* Focus on natural and relevant link building, it WILL pay off
* Content, Content, CONTENT
So let’s get re-focused on building our websites for the long term with quality information for our viewers. Starting with on-page search engine optimization, then quality link exchanging or content writing, article marketing, and intelligent social media distribution. It’s not going to be terribly easy, but it will still reward you. Google is focusing on content, but still gives weight to many of the SEO task that webmasters do everyday. So keep plucking away at the backlinks and such just make sure you have quality AND unique content to back up those efforts on your website.
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The filling of the US Patent (#20050071741- Information Retrieval Based on Historical Data) by Google has caught many SEOs off guard in their strategies forthwith with regard to ranking of sites in SERPs. The contents of the patent reveal that search giant has incorporated sweeping changes in the way it works, and has waged a war against search engine spam and artificial link inflation.
Google has become awfully aware that some of their results have begun to be well manipulated by people with deep pockets, simply going out and buying thousands and thousands of links. Sad enough, it has resulted into a damn situation wherein one often comes with links on the first page of the results that have nothing to do with what he or she wishes to look for.
Now, in the post-patent scenario, often used, misused and overused search engine strategies that paid off in the past, simply seem to be worn-out tools. This patent, which in all its intent strives to make information retrieval on Google on the basis of historical data, will definitely reorient it to dish out results to highly relevant and content heavy sites for a given search term.
So, what are the paradigm shifts by virtue of this patent?
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Google is all geared up to start looking at history very minutely. This, amongst other things, includes the history of your website, the history of individual pages on your website, and the history of links to your website and even pages within it.
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Google is well underway to take into consideration the traffic patterns of your site’s visitors. It will sharply focus on things such as length of stay on the page that someone gets through the link as well as how many links, both internal to your site and external to it, get used by a visitor.
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Google has considered it imperative to look at user behavior on your site, and the history or the trend of that behavior. This entails not only what kinds of links are browsed, where they go, and what the link text says, but more specifically user browsing behavior and surfing patterns.
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It is going to look out for new content on existing pages as well as new pages being created. It implies that a content driven site, that people use, like, and come back to, is likely to climb up the rankings.
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Moreover, not only is Google going to begin looking at your site’s history and the history of visitors to and from your site, it is also going to be grouping all of their various history trends into a single lump and provide crucial scoring.
Strategies that need a serious rethinking
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People tactically use “content randomizers” in an effort to make Google think their sites are being changed frequently. This strategy seems to be redundant as Google will be maintaining your site’s history which is the crux of the new patent.
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Sites will not only need to have links as was customary in recent past, but those links will have to be utilized to be counted.
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Content “freshness” is going to matter crucially as against the past trend. Google is all set to look for “freshness” in not just your own pages, but links to your site as well.
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You can no longer lose sight on your focus in providing your web surfers what they want even though your hitherto engagement in the same yielded some results.
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Google going to scrutinize under its close observation the links to your site, the number of them, where they go. Let alone this, Google will also be tracking click through ratios of those links.
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Your site’s “stickiness” is going to be important to your rankings within Google regardless of what you used to resort to get rankings so far.
So, what are the strategic choices before SEOs in the aftermath of this patent?
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Now it is in the fitness of the things that folks that sell “links” on their website should have a second thought why and how they are doing this. The patent specifications precisely call for the links to be actually used by people. So, this explicitly implies that you’ll need those links to be well within content.
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With a good mix of content and links off to external sites and pages, you are likely to get most “bump,” especially when the links are well surrounded by other content.
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Your Search engine strategy should take care of the fact that new content is added regularly to your site and people are actually staying to read the content.
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It is desirable to keep your pages themed, relevant and most importantly consistent. You have to establish reliability. The days of spamming Google are nearing to an end.
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When it comes to linking, you must clearly avoid the hocus pocus or magic bullet linking schemes.
Let’s read writings on the walls before it is too late
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If you participate in quick fix link exchange scams, use automated link exchange software or buy hundreds of links at once, there are pretty chances that Google will interpret your efforts as a spam attempt and act accordingly. So, tread with caution.
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Since Google is capable of tracking the click-through rates to your web site, you have got to make sure that your web pages have attractive titles and utilize calls to action so that web surfers click on them in the search results
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If you stand in need of multi page content changes implement the changes in segments over time. Continue to use your original keywords on each page you change to maintain theme consistency.
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You can simply make significant content changes by implementing lateral keywords to support and reinforce your vertical keyword(s) and phrases. This will also help eliminate keyword stuffing.
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Make sure to determine whether the keywords you’re using require static or fresh search results and do update your web site content accordingly. On this point RSS feeds may play a more valuable and strategic role than ever before in keeping pages fresh and right away at the top of the SERPs.
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Webmasters must look forward, plan and mange their domains more tightly than ever before or risk plummeting in the SERPs
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Relevant content swaps may be a pretty fine alternative to the standard link exchange and allow you some control of the link page elements
The heart of the matter
This patent is, in fair probability, going to force websites to become much more “customer” centric, and that’s always a good thing. The criterion Google has set for search rankings, and the direction search innovation is going speak volumes on Google’s exemplary efforts to provide the best search service in the world.
