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Can the googlebot see facebook pages? Does it go to l.php?
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Google is starting to remind me of a spoiled little red-headed stepchild lately.
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I thought this was a very good video I Matt.
I think they genuinely are trying to educate people about their new system.
joined:June 3, 2007
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Having a degree of some kind seems
How did google go from one of the most loved companies in the world to such a hated one?
There are some fantastic sites that people go to and buy from and recommend and go BACK to and buy from again - that do not feature anywhere in Google. There are bustling communities online - that do not feature anywhere in Google.
WHY do they keep doing this domain stuffing
I agree turbocharged, and I get your inference here - creating quality content should be for reasons nothing to do with Google, but simply to give a good impression to visitors and maximise conversions.
How did google go from one of the most loved companies in the world to such a hated one?
1. Stop advertorials that pass PageRank
The reason to "build for users" is not because Google says to. It's because Google will not always be here as it is now, but users will be. It's because even if Google's algos were much better than they currently are, the sheer density of information online makes it harder to rank, no matter how good you are.
if they tried to open a restaurant they would FAIL on their opening night because they have no concept of being a servant to THEIR customers, they, quite simply, are too arrogant to accept that others just may have an equally different and correct point of view.
When people say they don't care about our individual websites, I think it's accurate. But they do care about producing high-quality results.
Sorry if someone has already stated this I haven't read through the entire thread. Since this is not in color it's very symbolic of the death of firefox.
In addition to [mattcutts.com...] … it's safe to assume webspam will continue to tackle link networks that violate our guidelines as well.
In fact, we took action on several thousand linksellers in a paid-link-that-passes-PageRank network earlier today.
top priority is to eliminate AdWord competition
joined:June 3, 2007
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The anti-competitive nature of some stuff is starting to even raise my hackles