From Matt Cutts Blog
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Google has been working on some new algorithms and tools to tackle linkspam and we’d like to ask for linkspam reports from you. If you’d like to tell us about web sites that appear to be using spammy links (e.g. paid links that pass PageRank, blog spammers, guestbook spammers, etc.), [...]
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From: WebProNews
Google’s Matt Cutts discussed two key ingredients of where Google is headed in an interview with WebProNews out in Vegas. The first of these ingredients is of course Google’s much discussed Algorithm update (Caffeine), which was recently found to begin rolling out soon.
The fact of the matter, as Matt himself says, is that it [...]
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Many sites have similar page content in their websites. Often named as duplicated content.
If search engines (like Google) will find duplicated content, then Google will index only one version. And in your case this could be the wrong version (page) and you could miss a lot of potential traffic. This is what we [...]
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Info on the Caffeine Update
Google recently opened up a preview of our new Caffeine update, and I wanted to give a little more background on this change. At the Real-Time CrunchUp a few weeks ago, I joked that the half-life of code at Google is about six months. That means that you can write [...]
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By Matt Cutts
People think about PageRank in lots of different ways. People have compared PageRank to a “random surfer” model in which PageRank is the probability that a random surfer clicking on links lands on a page. Other people think of the web as an link matrix in which the value at position (i,j) [...]
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