Now Turn Your Site On Official & Escape Google's Panda Algorithm?

Official Site Myth: Google Panda Avoid Penalties For "Official" Websites

Have you heard that the people started a rumor and myth without any proper statistics and information? Now today, I am sharing you another myth that is your site "official" or "original" of commodity A or on the subject of B. By doing so, the myth is that you will get away Google’s Panda algorithm because it seems for unofficial sites to injury.

There is a HighRanking Forum thread which a folk was taking about site "official" or "original" a person who listen from other person that maybe if you had an official site, it would not get donged by Panda. Furthermore, how does Google know which website isbusiness site and which is not. Can anyone put the words official on the web site to trick Google? 


See where I am going? 

The reality is Google knows everything either its official brand and not. It knows that link structure a brand website will have equated to those reselling those brands. I think this stuff is not relating with Penguin or Panda. And official or non-official logo on the website won’t matter because most of the websites don’t have an official label on their sites. 

Google Showing Multiple Listings From Same Site Too Often And Google Diversity Update Actually Work ?

Google Launched An Update This Week To Improve Domain Diversity

On Friday, I believed there was a Panda Algorithm update and seemingly I was incorrect, I wasn’t 100% wrong, there was an update for diversification of the search outcomes. 

The head of Google’s spam team Matt Cutts said on Twitter; Google issued an update that “improves the diversity of search results in terms of different domains returned."

I am still confused about that. Did they really? I have searched on Google search engine bobs furniture and christopher jagmin plates and check out how there is one listing for mybobs.com and christopherjagmin.com then the Google places and the other remaining 9 results are from Yelp.com. Is that diverse? And I see this on dozens and dozens of instances.

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We’ll update as we get more data and information.

Google Update: The Next Penguin Will Be Big

Google’s Matt Cutt: Next Updates Will Be Jarring For A While

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Addressing yesterday, At SES San Francisco during the Matt Cutt main point, Matt Cuttsreplied some questions about the Penguin update that has lots of SEOs and webmaster shaking in their boots.

Update from Matt Cutts: Matt Cutt elucidated and gave a lot of context to what he said at SES San Francisco. Here is his comment: 

Hey Barry, I wasn't saying that people needed to overly stress out about the nextPenguin update, but I'm happy to give more details. I was giving context on the fact that lots of people were asking me when the next Penguin update would happen, as if they expected Penguin updates to happen on a monthly basis and as ifPenguin would only involve data refreshes.

If you remember, in the early days of Panda, it took several months for us to iterate on the algorithm, and the Panda impact tended to be somewhat larger (e.g. the April 2011 update incorporated new signals like sites that users block). Later on, the Panda updates had less impact over time as we stabilized the signals/algorithm and Panda moved closer to near-monthly updates. Likewise, we're still in the early stages of Penguin where the engineers are incorporating new signals and iterating to improve the algorithm. Because of that, expect that the upcoming few Penguin updates will take longer, integrate additional signals, and as a result will have more noticeable impact. It's not the case that people should just expect data refreshes for Penguin quite yet.

 As you know, many SEOs are thirstily expecting a penguin update but Matt, the head of web search spam at Google, said "you don’t want the next Penguin update." He warned that theGoogle "engineers have been functioning tough," on this update. He even added the next few update will be "jarring and jolting" for webmasters and SEOs.

First time I have seen this kind of warning from Google. It makes it sound like the Penguin update will be sensed by many more SEOs. According to Barry Schwartz, 65% of SEOs were injury by Penguin - why so many more than Panda which was 40%? Well, this is intent more at SEO techniques scorn what Google wants to say otherwise.



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Here’s some paraphrasing from attendees on Twitter: 

In any event, make sure to support yourself for the next Penguin update!