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Google Webmaster Tools Adds Block Resources Debug With Fetch & Render
As expected, Google has introduced a new tool to help webmaster determine what JavaScript, CSS, and other resources they are blocking from GoogleBot's crawl...
The web’s Eternal September
Jason Kottke in The revenge of the nerds:
On the very public stage of the web, the nerds of the world finally had something to offer the world that was cool and useful and even lucrative. The web has since been overrun by marketers, money, and big business, but for a brief time, the nerds of the world had millions of people gathered around them, boggling at their skill with this seemingly infinite medium.
There’s been a lot of talk about the web we lost in recent months. It’s now gone...
On the very public stage of the web, the nerds of the world finally had something to offer the world that was cool and useful and even lucrative. The web has since been overrun by marketers, money, and big business, but for a brief time, the nerds of the world had millions of people gathered around them, boggling at their skill with this seemingly infinite medium.
There’s been a lot of talk about the web we lost in recent months. It’s now gone...
eBay Slapped By Google: But Was It Algorithmic Or Manual?
As you know, Google released Panda 4.0 last week today and a bunch of sites dropped like rocks, including eBay.
In fact, here is an updated SearchMetrics chart of the drop, it is a 78% loss in search visibility...
In fact, here is an updated SearchMetrics chart of the drop, it is a 78% loss in search visibility...
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: May 23, 2014
This week in search, Google released their Panda 4.0 algorithm and it was big. I dig into that topic for a while. Googleâs spam algorithm was updated over the weekend as well. Googleâs algorithm was definitely in flux...
Poll: How Did Google's Panda 4.0 Impact You?
Tuesday, Google began rolling out Panda 4.0 and it still may be rolling out, but by now, you should know how, if any, you were impacted by the Panda 4.0 release...
Google's Matt Cutts: We've Been Discussing The MetaFilter Google Penalty
MetaFilter is one of the first every community blogs, created in 1999 and helping users with Q&A style answers from before the times of the typical social networks. It is a quality site - no one would argue with that.
On MetaFilter Being Penalized By Google: An Explainer
MetaFilter is a news and discussion site dating back to the early years of the web. Founded in 1999, it’s attracting attention this week after coming forward about how a Google penalty has severely harmed its business, to the degree of having to let staff go. It serves as a poster child of problems with Google’s penalty process, despite all the advances Google has made over the years. Google Hits Sites Large & Small
If you just can’t wait to get to the specifics of what happened to...
If you just can’t wait to get to the specifics of what happened to...
Google Panda 4.0 Now Rolling Out; A New Panda Algorithm
Last night was pretty wild, with Google confirming an update over the weekend targeting spammy queries and also Google's Matt Cutts posting on Twitter that Panda 4.0 was released.
This is a new Panda algorithm, not a refresh that we've seen almost monthly but enough for Google to name this 4...
This is a new Panda algorithm, not a refresh that we've seen almost monthly but enough for Google to name this 4...
Google Spam Algorithm Version 2.0 Released Over Weekend
As I broke last night, Google has released an update to the Payday Loan Algorithm also known as the Google Spam Algorithm over the weekend.
No, I was not crazy expecting something big that happened over the weekend and throughout the month and this week...
No, I was not crazy expecting something big that happened over the weekend and throughout the month and this week...
Bold new look, same great taste
You know that thing where you get home after a long day and catch yourself some time later staring off into space, pigging out on a bag of Doritos and…? Oh, uhh, no me either. But I heard that happens to some people.
Anyway. I’ve been thinking about that phrase you always see on consumer goods packaging when they go through a redesign. The almost-apologetic and slightly nervous proclamation that even though the thing now looks different, nothing else has changed:
Clearly marketers...
Anyway. I’ve been thinking about that phrase you always see on consumer goods packaging when they go through a redesign. The almost-apologetic and slightly nervous proclamation that even though the thing now looks different, nothing else has changed:
Clearly marketers...
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