Deep Dive into a Penguin 2.0 Victim: HOME24.DE So the Google Penguin 2.0 update launched on May 22 finally, long waited for. Some people mentioned it wasn’t as harsh as they expected or hoped for; other’s lost more than half of their traffic overnight. Those spammy sites that still stick around are topic of another case study I’m [...]
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Happy Mother’s Day Interflora! Just in time for the mother’s day in the UK next week March 10, the Google Penalty for Interflora got lifted – at least partially – already and very quick. We’ve just been for a Sunday walk when I saw Irishwonder tweets this And in fact they really came back for [...]
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Which things should Interflora fix now? Last week, digging deep into Interflora’s links, which were penalized we found a lot more spammy links than just excessive advertorials. Today I want to answer the question I got in last week’s webinar (recording here) about the case What do you think should Interflora fix now? Which links should Interflora build [...]
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Interflora – Bad Link Penalty Analysis I am sure you’ve heard about Interflora.co.uk being penalized by Google last week. In fact well respected fellows Martin McDonald broke the news and Dave Naylor already analyzed and closed the case. Irishwonder contributed as well to the discussion that Barry from SearchEngineLand already commented on and notable regional newspaper [...]
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First detailed data-driven analysis of the Penguin 3 Update After 2 weeks of intensive work, data crunching, and analysis, we bring you our most comprehensive report on a Google update EVER. We’re also running an exclusive Q&A conference call that you can join for free here. Download the 42 page report for free. My team [...]
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Google did it again, the dreaded Penguin 3 update rolled out on Friday (Oct 5) Only 0.3% of English language queries were affected – yours too? On October 5th, 2012, Google released the Penguin 3 update. Matt Cutts mentioned that this was a “data refresh”. Therefore, should we expect Penguin 3 to be anything completely [...]
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A Practical Guide to Love Letters from Google We have all heard about them. Some of us are unlucky enough to have received them while others had the questionable honor to have them greatly affect their lives. Yes, We’re talking about the “love letters” from Google. For many webmasters, these emails came as a thunder [...]
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True Story: What Matt Cutts probably forgot to tell you in his minor weather report Don’t get stuck out in the SEO storm – find out what really happened Google’s latest update triggered a lot of rage and anger in the SEO community. Did Google really set out to destroy small companies, SEO’s and informative [...]
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UPDATE: October 22, 2012 Google Penguin Update 3 report now available! The 42 page case study is our most extensive report on a Google update EVER. The Penguin 3 report is here: http://www.linkresearchtools.com/case-studies/google-penguin-3-update/ Decrypting the factors for Penguin punishment Have In-Content links lost their power? Do you have sufficient good TitleRank™ links? We are back [...]
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UPDATE: May 23, 2013 We have a full deep dive analysis of the first Penguin 2.0 (AKA Penguin 4) victim here. We will also provide more insights on the Google Penguin 2.0 update to help you fix your site. Make sure you don’t miss them by signing up to the waiting list here. UPDATE: October [...]
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