Google releases new algorithm to identify & punish spammy content
Google’s Matt Cutts tweeted that the search engine recently unveiled a new algorithm that targets spammy content overlooked by Penguin.
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Penguin 2.0 with new spam filters now live: How to check your SEO
Google’s Matt Cutts said earlier today that Penguin 2.0, with new under-the-hood spam-fighting technology, is now live.
SEO news: Penguin 2.0 still weeks away, Cutts says
Brands will have to wait a few more weeks before they experience a new version of Penguin, according to Google’s Search Engineer Matt Cutts.
Deflect algorithm updates with custom content
SEOs have noticed a shift in organic traffic and PageRanks across the board this week – likely a Panda refresh – but web content can help avoid downgrades.
Is Matt Cutts saying Authorship updates are not imminent?
Cutts indicates that its patents aren’t indicative of the company’s future plans for search and SEO, but brands should still establish Authorship to increase CTRs.
Most Bing searchers click No. 1: Content marketing key to SEO ascent
Bing’s No. 1 option in SERPs generate up to 75 percent click-through rates – brands not at the top must get creative to attract web users online.
Building out your site? Cutts: Avoid uploading too much content at once
Google’s Matt Cutts suggests uploading a high-volume of website content in stages, not at once.
6 Authorship examples – including three businesses that get it
Content marketing has flooded the web with a range of content types, and Google looks to media based on authority, not budget or SEO.
Sites punished by Penguin won’t pass PageRank to credible content, Cutts says
Websites that have been punished by Penguin won’t affect other websites PageRank, unless links they’ve exchanged cash for links.