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cat_ID = 24 -> cat_ID = 299 -> cat_ID = 73 -> Google's Content Farm Algorithm Not Live Yet
Feb 1, 2011 at 11:17 am ET by Barry Schwartz
Feb 1, 2011 at 12:31 pm ET by Danny Sullivan
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Every year, advertisers pay millions to air commercials during the Super Bowl. (The price this year is around three million dollars for a thirty second slot.) Advertisers are looking not only for conversions (sure, Hyundia would love for you to run out and buy that new Elantra tomorrow) but also heightened awareness and engagement. The more you engage with a brand and have a positive association with it, the more likely you'll buy that brand in the future, so conventional wisdom goes. Why should advertisers care about showing up in search results? More and more, we're using the internet and [...]
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Bing and Big Think are hosting ve got various luminaries lined-up. Google will be on a panel. There's that whole Google says Bing is copying them thing that just happened. Plus, Blekko's here - and it just rolled out a new spam filter seemingly aimed at search enemy number one these days, content farms. Should be a fun day. See our previous post for the schedule. Live webcast will happen off the Big Think home page. Buckle up, and my live blogging begins at 10am Pacific. [...] Filed in: Blekko, Google: Web Search, Live Blogging, Microsoft: Bing, SEO: Spamming,wholesale mac makeup SEO Blog by Dave Naylor - SEO, Search Features: General
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(For those wondering what time the game really does start, the 2011 Super Bowl between the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers kicks off on Fox at around 6:30 pm ET.) Before the Super Bowl in both 2009 and 2010, I checked out the search engine results for the Super Bowl start time. In 2009, the results were abysmal. No one was taking advantage of the clear searcher interest. One could argue that the search engines themselves did a poor job at surfacing relevant results but that argument assumes relevant results existed. The official sites were virtually uncrawlable. In 2010, the se [...]
cat_ID = 1109 -> cat_ID = 1123 -> cat_ID = 73 -> Blekko Bans Content Farms From Its Index
Feb 7, 2011 at 3:04 am ET by Vanessa Fox
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TechCrunch reports Blekko,mac brush set SEO Blog, Search Engine Optimisation, the SlashTag search engine, has made the bold move of banning some based on our users click / spam on results. / contentfarms that allowed searches to remove these si [...]
Feb 1, 2011 at 4:20 pm ET by Barry Schwartz
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Feb 5,ugg tall boots,ugg boots wholesale SEOhaus - Search Engine Optimi, 2011 at 11:44 pm ET by Vanessa Fox
cat_ID = 383 -> cat_ID = 10 -> cat_ID = 35 -> cat_ID = 389 -> Scoring the 2011 Super Bowl Commercials For Search Visibility and Visitor Engagement
Last Friday, I reported that Google has launched a new content based algorithm to improve their search quality. I made an assumption that this was related to the content farms algorithm being live, but I was wrong to make that assumption. After we spoke with Matt Cutts today, we learned that the new algorithm that went live last week is related to blocking low quality content scraper sites and not content farms. When will Google's ]
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