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Matt Cutts Reveals 5 Biggest SEO Mistakes
(Photo credit: Thomas Hawk) Mountain View, California–The Chief Webspam Engineer at Google has released another Webmaster Help video, just after the search engine changed its organic results page. In...
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Google Penguin 2.0 Ready, Matt Cutts Says
(Photo credit: Wikipedia) Mountain View, California–Google Penguin 2.0 may have been to blame for a decrease in traffic recently, but it wasn’t the culprit. Matt Cutts, the Chief Webspam Engineer at...
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Manual Google Penalty Hits Link Sellers
(Photo credit: Wikipedia) Mountain View, California–A manual Google penalty has been applied to thousands of link sellers, according to a tweet sent out by the search engine’s Chief Webspam Engineer,...
View ArticleNew Google Ranking Factors Hit
Mountain View, California–New Google ranking factors have gone into effect, targeting spammy queries and bad mobile sites. As the search engine rolls out its new social media dashboard, it likewise is...
View ArticleGoogle Webmaster Tools to Cite URLs
Mountain View, California–Google Webmaster Tools is becoming a bit more comprehensive, with new features which will greatly expand the scope of the application. The search engine is rolling out a more...
View ArticleMatt Cutts Says NoFollow Infographics, Widgets
Mountain View, California–Matt Cutts, the Chief Webspam Engineer at Google, has advised about using a nofollow for infographics, widgets, counters, badges, and other embedded objects. In a Google...
View ArticleCutts: Google +1s Not a Ranking Factor
Mountain View, California–Google +1s don’t have a direct correlation with website ranking, according to the search engine’s head web spam engineer, Matt Cutts. In a blog post published on August 20th,...
View ArticleGoogle Warns Against Thin Content
Mountain View, California–Matt Cutts of Google explains messages sent to site owners through Google Webmaster Tools about “thin content with little or no added value”. Mr. Cutts states that sites which...
View ArticleCutts: NoFollow Links Won’t Hurt, Spamming Will
Mountain View, California–Google’s head webspam engineer, Matt Cutts, says that nofollow links will not hurt a website, unless that site is engaging in spamming on a large-scale. In the YouTube video...
View ArticleMatt Cutts: Google Penguin 2.1 is Live
Mountain View, California–Google Penguin 2.1 made its debut on Friday, Matt Cutts, the search engine’s chief webspam engineer, announced via Twitter. The latest version of the algorithm is designed to...
View ArticleCutts: Don’t Reverse Engineer; Create Quality Content
The bane of many SEOs and website owners is trying to keep up with what Google is doing. It’s funny that no matter how many times through its various channels Google tells small businesses to publish a...
View ArticleMatt Cutts Warns on Duplicate Meta Descriptions
Mountain View, California–Duplicate meta descriptions should be avoided, says Matt Cutts in a recent Google Webmaster Help video. Cutts states that duplicating meta data is unnecessary and that it is...
View ArticleRap Genius Penalized by Google
Mountain View, California–Google has officially penalized the lyrics site, Rap Genius for participating in a link scheme. The site’s URL was removed from the search portal’s SERP yesterday, and now all...
View ArticleGoogle Isn’t Buying from Your Business, People Are
Let’s imagine the internet without Google. Another search entity would be the preferred choice of consumers, like Atla Vista, Yahoo, AOL, Ask, Bing, or, even Cuil. Of course, that’s not the case and...
View ArticleTop Law Firm Blogging Tips
When people are faced with a possible or active legal predicament, they take to the internet to find answers. Legal services are expensive; so, to get people to act, pick up the phone or visit the...
View ArticleGuest Blogging Bad for SEO Says Matt Cutts
Mountain View, California–Matt Cutts, the chief webspam engineer at Google, posted an article on his blog, “The decay and fall of guest blogging for SEO”; and, it gets right to the point. The...
View ArticleGoogle Issues Quiet Warning to Affiliate Sites with Thin Content
Mountain View, California–Google recently issued a warning to affiliate sites, particularly adult content properties, through Chris Nelson, a member of the Search Quality Team. In a blog post, and...
View ArticleCutts: Dealing with Non-Available Product Pages
Mountain View, California–Chief Webspam engineer of Google, Matt Cutts, answers a question in a Webmaster Help video about what to do with webpages which feature products that are no longer available....
View ArticleCutts: Google Separates Popularity and Authority
Mountain View, California–Chief Webspam Engineer of Google, Matt Cutts, recently addressed the question about how the search engine separates popularity from true authority. He speaks about social...
View ArticleCutts Identifies the Biggest SEO Myths
Mountain View, California–The head software engineer in charge of the webspam team at search giant Google, Matt Cutts, answers a question in the latest Webmaster video regarding SEO myths. Ryan, from...
View ArticleCutts: Smaller Sites can Outperform Larger Ones
Mountain View, California–The head of combating webspam at Google, Matt Cutts, recently answered a question pertaining to small sites versus popular sites. “How can smaller sites with superior content...
View ArticleIs Google Moving Away from Links to Content?
The answer to the question is, without a doubt; Google is slowly, but steadily, moving away from links to content because the company sees the future of search, which includes an undeniable rise in...
View ArticleShould I Share a Blog Article More than Once?
Thanks to our friends at KISSMetrics, and a great Whiteboard Friday video over at Moz.com, the advice I’ve been giving clients has been substantiated outside my own testing. Turns out, that social...
View ArticleCutts on Webspam Team Mistakes
Mountain View, California–In a recent Webmasters video, Matt Cutts of Google answers the following question, “Was there a key moment in your spam fighting career where you made a mistake that you...
View ArticleCutts: How Google Ranks Sites with Few Links
Mountain View, California–In a recent Webmasters video, Matt Cutts, the head of the webspam team at search giant Google, answers how it handles ranking sites with few links. The question, “How does...
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