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Roundup by Vanessa Fox: In 2009, Google launched the parameter handling feature of Google webmaster tools, which enabled site owners to specify the parameters on their site that were optional vs. required. A year later, they improved this feature by providing an option for a default value. Google says that they’ve seen a positive impact from the usage [...]
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Whenever Google has a major algorithm change or update, like clockwork, you can count on a huge army of “haters” to come pouring out of the woodwork complaining about the injustice of it all. Google’s last major update, “Panda” was no exception. The criticizing and complaining came fast and furious and non-stop. And even though [...]
This Morning’s Top Headlines
In: web resources
30 Jun 2011Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on six particular stories of interest today. MySpace Acquired for $35 Million MySpace has been sold to ad network Specific Media for $35 million. Interestingly, [...]
Evidence of “SERP Snippet” Impact on Clickthrough Rates
In: web resources
24 Jun 2011This year has taught me some very important SEO lessons. I’m going to share my most embarrassing one with you now. Crouching Panda, Hidden Dragon? In February of this year (2011), Google rolled out their “Farmer” or “Panda” release, which aimed to penalise cruddy content on the web (the fluff that’s designed only to generate [...]
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