Weekly SEO news: 20 February 2007 |
Welcome
to the latest issue of the Search
Engine Facts newsletter.
This week, we're taking a look at three Google spam filters than can prevent your web site from showing up in the results. In the news: News about Google site targeting ads, spam problems at Google and more. Table of contents: |
1. Facts of the week: 15 Google spam filters and how to avoid them - Part II |
Google tries to keep its search results as clean as possible. For that reason, they have a variety of spam filters in their ranking algorithm that try to remove low quality web sites. If your web site gets caught by one of these filters, it will be very difficult to get high Google rankings. In the next articles, we'll take a look a the 15 most common Google spam filters and we'll tell you how you can get around them. Google's link farm filter, the broken link filter and the too many links filter
How to get around these filters
Next week, we're going to take a look at three more Google filters that might prevent your web site from getting high rankings on Google. |
2. Search engine news of the week |
Google is developing artificial intelligence (AI)
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3. Articles of the week |
Canonicalization made simple
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4. Recommended resources |
Another award for our freeware tool Link Popularity Check Just like our other software tools, our freeware program Link Popularity Check has received the "100% Clean and Safe to install" award from DownloadSofts.com. You can download Link Popularity Check here.
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5. Previous articles |