Finally, we got Mat Cutts, Google’s head of search spam, on
a random chat with Danny Sullivan, in SMX Advanced, the search marketing
conference 2013 and he unraveled Google’s latest and upcoming mystery moves to
the awaiting world. The question-answer
round that followed is quite interesting and I have extracted some key points
out of that. Cutts was so excited that he went on explaining and announcing so
many new things Google has planned to come up with and it will obviously be
interesting to the SEO professionals.
Peak of the Talk:
1) Google’s latest
search algorithm update targeting Payday Loan like spammy queries: Google
has come up with a set of new search algorithm the target of which is spammy
queries like Payday Loan, casino terms, pornographies – such heavily spammed
searches and wrongly configured mobile sites and illegally built SEO and links.
2) Google’s Monthly
Panda Roll: Google thought of updating Panda algorithm regularly, suppose
once in a month. It will be like a repetitive cycle getting updates in a
particular time and emitting its impact for the next 10 days. From now on
Google has no need to announce Panda Rolling update for the cycle will be
renewed every month on that particular period.
3) Inclusion of URLs
in Google Webmaster Notifications as Examples to make you aware: Having
URLs pasted on Google Webmaster Notifications will make problem areas clearly
understandable. This facility is coming very soon. For each penalty you get
from Google, you will find sample URLs (showing how you got penalties) which
will give you a clear idea of how to make your link penalty-proof.
4) Google’s Speed Penalty
for Mobile Websites: Google is introducing a speed measuring factor for
mobile websites. There is still enough time, webmasters and SEO professionals
update your mobile sites for catching up with Google’s speed monitoring tool.
However, Cutts didn’t explain it in detail as this feature is still in potentia but it’s better always to
make preparations early.
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