26 August 2011 / SEO
Webspam is junk you see in search results when websites try to cheat their way into higher positions in search results or otherwise violate search engine quality guidelines. We have seen a growth of spam in recent months (years?), and progress have been doing since a long time, with Panda resulting to be the top of cliff in terms of experiments...
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23 August 2011 / SEO
Most of the recent threads in the big SEO forums talk about problems connected to the general visibility of the site and the fact that a site has been completely de-indexed. A lot of people attributed the cause to Google Panda, recently updated to Panda 2.2, which has been rolled out in Europe last week too, without realizing that most of the time...
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19 August 2011 / SEO
One of the most recent surveys confirmed that 68% of visitors click away from a website if it loads too slowly. And yet the same research also reveals most website owners believe their site to be fast enough. Both Google and Yahoo! stated in more than an occasion that speed is one of the most important factors in providing web users with the best...
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10 August 2011 / SEO
As soon as Google+ has been launched, something unexpected happened at the same time. Google shut down the realtime search. Having the Google realtime home page still active was a good signal to hope Google temporary shut down the service. However, as now the home page redirects on Google Home page, I guess the story can be considered...
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8 August 2011 / SEO
It doesn't matter if content is king. Search engines quality always matter, and when professionals SEOers come to this topic it is inevitable to talk about Google’s results. It is a dual carriageways topic. From one side we have people who absolutely trust the quality of Google, in the other people who absolutely hate it. However, there is a...
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5 August 2011 / SEO
In the aim to combine forces and accelerate the innovation, for Yahoo! has arrived the time to retire. That’s essentially what’s happened last 3rd of August, when the Yahoo! Search back-end technology has been replaced by the Bing platform over 12 European countries. This transition started some time ago in the new continents while in Europe...
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