Showing posts with label Webmaster Tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Webmaster Tool. Show all posts

Saturday, 5 October 2013

Bing Webmaster Tools Gets Geo-Targeting, New Malware Tool


Bing Builds Malware Re-Evaluation

Microsoft Bing Logo


Microsoft Company has introduced 2 newer functions for Bing Webmaster Tools: the latestmalware system and geo-targeting.

If Bing identifies that a website is generating malware (whether willingly or unwillingly) it will send a notice to the webmaster in Bing Webmaster Tools, and also alert users before they actually visit the website.
The new Malware tool provides information about the malware we detected on the site,” Bing says in a blog post. “Previously some of this information was encompassed in the Crawl Information tool, but with the new Malware tool you not only get access to more details that help you understand the nature of the issue, it also allows webmasters to submit and track a malware re-evaluation request once they have cleaned their site.”
Whenever a webmaster submits an application, they can right away track the status and escalate right inside the malware tool.


With geo-targeting, webmasters can provide Bing with information concerning the intended viewers of their website or of a portion of their site.
Whereas other Webmaster Tools let you geo-target sites only at the site level, Bing Geo-Targeting provides you with a more flexibility: multinational sites do not need to verify each section they want to geo-target separately,” says Bing. “Instead, Bing allows you to define a country affinity for your entire website or for sections of your website from within a single view and from within a single site account.”
Geo-targeting can be accomplished at the domain level, the sub domain stage, the directory level or the page level. Geo-targeting input will be utilized as being one of a lot of signals Bing uses when figuring out when and where to demonstrate your pages to users.

Google Webmaster Tools Brings More Verification Details


More Verification Controls With Google Webmaster Tools

Google Webmaster Tools Logo

Recently, Google announced they have improved plenty things with Google Webmaster Toolsconfirmation. 
  1. In this, you get more descriptive detail on who is confirmed for your website and how
  2. There is another good features for webmasters, don’t let erase a users until that confirmation method is removed
  3. They shortened the CNAME string to support more DNS providers.

Here is an example of number 1:
Webmaster Verification Details
 I have found an example of an instances message with number 2:

Unverify Blocked CNAME


I think these are very gladly improvements to Google Webmaster Tools

Google Roll outs Engaging Infographic, Should Look At In Google "How Search Works"


How Google Search Engine Works

Last Friday afternoon, Google declared a great fresh and different interactive infographicsnamed How Search Works.

This is an excellent way for a newbie to study the basics on how exactly Google crawls, indexes, positions and shows their search results. But how is this effective for a Search engine optimization spam like yourself? I'll layout the elements I find beneficial to more knowledgeable SEOs and webmasters

Look Instances Of Spam Pages Erased From Google:

My favorite part is that Google is showing me some real examples of spam pages dragged from their index within the past several hours. You can observe those instances on this pageand Google told us that these are latest examples of pages that "appear to utilize aggressive spam methods such as automatically generated gibberish, cloaking and scraping content from other websites." Before clicking and looking at them, you should be warned (by Google) "these screenshots are created automatically and are not manually filtered. While uncommon, you may see offensive, sexually explicit, or violent content.


Actually, I should have a page shortly that archives all of these examples for you to look back at historically. I'll share that page when it is done. 

The following is my favorite sample spam page I've viewed most recently: 

Cat In The Hat Website Spam

Charts Of Manual Actions By Category, Reconsideration Requests & Notifications

Google has told us a lot of times the percentages and numbers of manual acts, reconsideration requests and webmaster notifications they have sent out. But they never plotted that info for us, that is until now. I'll selfishly take credit for it (kidding) but I did ask Matt Cutts a couple of years ago if they could construct these graphs out. I am not sure if I was the initially to ask... 

So what did Google inform us with these charts? 

Manual Actions By Category: This graph demonstrates the quantity of domains that were affected by a manual action over time and is broken down by the different spam types. Google says only 0.22% of domains had been manually marked for removal. 

Google Spams Action


The types of spam recorded here include pure spam, legacy, hacked site, unnatural links from your site, automatically created content, and infinite spaces, cloaking and/or sneaky redirects, thin content with little or no, added value, unnatural links to your site, parked domains, user-generated spam, hidden text and/or keyword, stuffing, spammy free hosts and dynamic, and DNS providers. You may learn more about these over here

Reconsideration Requests: This chart displays the weekly quantity of reconsideration requests since 2006. 
Google Reconsideration Requests Chart


Webmaster Notifications: This graph shows the variety of spam notifications sent to website owners through Webmaster Tools since 2010. 

Google Notification Chart


At this point plot these charts against punishment you may have got to make yourself feel better and maybe to figure out how to fix an issue? 

Published Google Quality Rater Guidelines:

Eventually, Google themselves thought I would publish the PDF document of the quality ratters guidelines. This write-up has been leaked lots of times; I guess it just made sense for Google to post it. What changed? Matt McGee covered that over here

So those are the three things I would pull out as being most fascinating for SEOs andwebmasters to look at.

Did You Miss All Home Page Links From Google Webmaster Tools?


In Google Webmaster Tools, All Home Page Links Missing

All-Home-Page-Backlinks-Dropped-In-Google-Webmaster's-Tool

Yesterday, there were various numerous rumours and worries were shouting around in the blogger community over the quantity of backlinks being reported within the GoogleWebmaster Tool>>>“Link to Your Site” section. Plenty of SEOs were demanding that they have seen 70 to 80% declines in their number of backlinks within the Google Webmaster “Link to your website” section.

I and other webmasters demanded that all backlinks are correct, but were huge tensioned out. Why Google Webmaster tool is not showing backlinks in >>>“Link to Your Site” section? I have searched out that bloggers did plenty of discussion on several forums and communities that the Google Webmaster forum. After reading and judging these discussions, now no need to freak out or panic yourself because it’s just a variation that is causing the whole consequence. There are several websites which come under our network and are also eye-witness the similar scenario.

If you have checked your webmaster tool section which come under traffic and where Google has halted reporting those backlinks which are indicating to your homepage. As you already know that our home page attracts the most amounts of backlinks. Now Google has stopped showing those home page links, your backlinks count may decline significantly. When you will have time to log in to your Google Webmaster account and choose "Link to Your Site” under "Traffic" and then watch out the "Your most linked content" you will observe that there is no homepage backlinks listen. Strange and weird, don't you think?

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 After analysis all discussion Google’s employee, “John Mueller eventually” responded in a WebmasterWorld thread that this is a display bug but needs to make sure. He wrote:
Thanks for the report, Anne (and thanks for escalating, Stevie!). This looks like an issue with how the data is displayed in Webmaster Tools, it shouldn't affect your site's crawling, indexing or ranking. I don't have any specifics at the moment, butthe team is looking into the details to see what we can do here. Thanks for your patience & sorry for the confusion!
I am not completely sure about he give justification on Webmaster Tool bug because they are running a Giant company and they should know that what are the problem behind. I am just praying to God, he will reply it sooner because it looks like a bug.

 
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