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Thankfully though, after 2 months of redesigning and tweaking, Panda 2.2 arrived, and our traffic is back. In fact, thanks to the changes we’ve implemented in the meantime, it’s even higher than it was before the original algorithm hit. We also believe we have a better site for it. Here’s what we did… Go to [...]
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Over the past 6-9 months, I’ve been getting the sense that there’s something new in Google’s algorithm – a metric or set of metrics that looks for some form of authenticity in a site and passion in the content created on a page. These aren’t things a machine or algorithmic system has been traditionally able [...]
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DaniWeb Claims 110% Recovery from Google Panda Update
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28 Jul 2011This week, it was confirmed that Google had made a minor adjustment to its Panda algorithm update, which has drastically altered the search engine’s results several times since its first iteration in February. As Google makes hundreds of algorithmic changes … Go to Source
Using Subdomains to Defeat the Google Panda Algorithm?
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16 Jul 2011Google has maintained that there were no exceptions to Panda & they couldn’t provide personalized advice on it, but it turns out that if you can publically position their “algorithm” as an abuse of power by a monopoly you will soon find 1:1 support coming to you. Go to Source
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- Tags: abuse of power, algorithm, amp, google, monopoly, no exceptions, Panda, subdomains
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