Question on Smartpricing

[FourDegreez]

It is often said that having a poorly performing site or poorly performing pages within a site can trigging negative smartpricing effects. Is there any more nuanced insight into smartpricing? What about looking at it from the other way--do highly performing sites or pages help mitigate the poorer performing ones? In other words, would two high-performing sites work against the potential ill effects of one poorly performing site? Or does one bad apple spoil the whole barrel?

[jchampliaud]

Or does one bad apple spoil the whole barrel?

I think that really depends on how bad the apple is. I'd say one really bad MFA site could bring the whole house down, as it should.

[rkhare]

even i want to have some insight into smartpricing mechanism, we need some smartpricing for dummies, any help?

[Content_ed]

I think that really depends on how bad the apple is.

Depends equally on the size of the barrel.