Sunday, October 7, 2012
Panda 20: Google Algorithm Update October 2012
Google has confirmed with us that on Thursday, September 27th, they released a Panda algorithm update � this would be the 20th Panda update and thus we are naming it Panda 20. This is a fairly major Panda update that impacts 2.4% of English search queries and is still rolling out.
Late Friday afternoon, Google announced a exact match domain update that removed the chances of a low-quality exact match domain from ranking well in Google. But over the weekend, many non-exact match domain site owners noticed their rankings dropped as well. What was it?
Google confirmed that they pushed out a new Panda algorithm update that isn�t just a data refresh but an algorithm update. Google told us this �affects about 2.4% of English queries to a degree that a regular user might notice.�
There is more to come with this update, where Google promises to roll out more to this Panda algorithm update over the next 3-4 days. Here is the comment Google�s Matt Cutts sent us after asking about this update:
Google began rolling out a new update of Panda on Thursday, 9/27. This is actually a Panda algorithm update, not just a data update. A lot of the most-visible differences went live Thursday 9/27, but the full rollout is baking into our index and that process will continue for another 3-4 days or so. This update affects about 2.4% of English queries to a degree that a regular user might notice, with a smaller impact in other languages (0.5% in French and Spanish, for example).
Late Friday afternoon, Google announced a exact match domain update that removed the chances of a low-quality exact match domain from ranking well in Google. But over the weekend, many non-exact match domain site owners noticed their rankings dropped as well. What was it?
Google confirmed that they pushed out a new Panda algorithm update that isn�t just a data refresh but an algorithm update. Google told us this �affects about 2.4% of English queries to a degree that a regular user might notice.�
There is more to come with this update, where Google promises to roll out more to this Panda algorithm update over the next 3-4 days. Here is the comment Google�s Matt Cutts sent us after asking about this update:
Google began rolling out a new update of Panda on Thursday, 9/27. This is actually a Panda algorithm update, not just a data update. A lot of the most-visible differences went live Thursday 9/27, but the full rollout is baking into our index and that process will continue for another 3-4 days or so. This update affects about 2.4% of English queries to a degree that a regular user might notice, with a smaller impact in other languages (0.5% in French and Spanish, for example).
Friday, October 5, 2012
Why Use Google Plus ?
Most 5 Reasons to Use Google+
Here are the top five reasons I joined:
1. Influence the Search Results of your Followers
When logged into Google, any links, photos or webpages you "like", by clicking the +1 button, will appear in your followers' search results when they search for similar keywords.
If you've built a following on Google+, this can be a powerful Search Engine Optimization tool.
2. Google+ Hangouts
Google+ hangouts is essentially a group or one-to-one video chat tool. True, you can do this with Skype, but I like the user interface of Google+. Plus, I've had less technical problems with Hangouts than I've had with Skype.
Another cool thing about Hangouts: you can create a Hangout where all users can simultaneously watch a YouTube video. While watching, everyone has the ability to comment, voice chat, pause and rewind the video.
3. Targeted Social Media Marketing
With Google+ you can easily send targeted messages and share targeted information with customers.
Here's how it works: first, you create various circles. For example, you may have a circle for new customers, another for current customers, and one for past customers. Next, you'll add followers to each circle depending on the relationship they have to your company. Finally, when you share content, you can choose which circle - or group of people - will see the information you've shared.
This is great for sending targeted, relevant information to your customers.
4. The time to take the plunge is NOW
Google is really pushing Google+. They've already integrated it with several other Google tools such as G-Mail, Google Reader, Google Search, and YouTube. After the Google Buzz and Google Wave failures, I believe they really want Google+ to succeed.
Although there aren't many Google+ users yet (90 Million for Google+ VS 800 Million for Facebook), the number of registered users grows every day. It might be a good idea to jump in now and begin building a following before - or if - it explodes like Facebook did.
5. It's easier to reach the hard to reach
I've noticed one really nice perk of Google+: it's a lot easier to engage with other users due to low usage volume.
For example, I follow several people on Google+ who have HUGE followings on Twitter and Facebook. Posting or sending a message to these busy people is basically useless on Facebook/Twitter. They either don't see it, or don't have time to respond to your message and the other several hundred they received that day.
I've had much better success on Google+ from these busy people - merely because there is less competition for attention.
To conclude, I think it might be worth investing some time into Google+. If your followers aren't there, I wouldn't spend a ton of time logged in - especially if it is taking time from your other, more active social networking accounts. However, it might be worth spending 15 minutes a day to begin building up your Google+ network.
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Today I'M Going to Show You How to Get 10,000 or More Friends on GOOGLE+
Basically You Have 3 Things to do
1. Login Your GOOGLE+ Account.
2. Add me Circles
3. After That Expect me to add to circles you back after 24 hours. or you can leave your profile link in comment box.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Blog Submission sites September 2012
Top Blog Submission sites updated September 2012
http://www.blloggs.com
http://www.blogcatalog.com
http://www.blog-collector.com
http://www.blog-directory.org
http://www.bloggernow.com
http://www.blogexplosion.com
http://www.bloghop.com
http://www.blogs.com
http://www.blog-search.com
http://www.blogs-collection.com
http://blogville.us
http://www.boingboing.net
http://www.bloggapedia.com
http://www.blogfolders.com
http://www.bloghq.com
http://portal.eatonweb.com
http://www.fybersearch.com
http://www.globeofblogs.com
http://www.blogbunch.com
http://www.blogpulse.com
http://www.today.com
http://chordata.info
http://www.weblogalot.com
http://www.solarwarp.net
http://www.exactseek.com
http://www.bizhwy.com
http://www.blog-directory.org
http://www.fishhoo.com
http://www.url.biz
http://www.weblogalot.com
http://www.abcblogdirectory.com
http://www.ablogin.com
http://all-blog-directory.com
http://www.bldir.net
http://www.blogdirectory.org.uk
http://www.bloggerhq.net
http://bloggingsmostwanted.com
http://www.bloghints.com
http://www.blogification.com
http://www.blogio.net
http://www.bloglisting.net
http://www.blogsallovertheworld.com
http://blogsforsmallbusiness.com
http://www.blogsitesonline.com
http://www.blogsready.com
http://www.blogsroot.com
http://www.blogtory.com
http://www.blogtrap.com
http://blogs.botw.org
http://www.b4blogs.com
http://www.dofollowblogs.com
http://www.freshlinkmedia.net
http://www.myblog2u.com
http://www.photarium.com
http://superblogdirectory.com
http://www.shoutyoursite.com
http://www.theblogresource.com
http://www.thevital.net
http://www.totalblogdirectory.com
http://verybestblogs.com
http://bloggapedia.com
http://bloghop.com
http://www.enquira.org
http://www.lsblogs.com
http://mvblogs.com
http://www.sgblog.com
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Google Drops "Low Quality" Exact Match Domains From Search Results
Late Friday afternoon, Google's head of search spam, Matt Cutts, dropped a bomb on some webmasters and SEOs.
He announced on Twitter that Google is going after "low quality" exact match domains (EMD) to ensure they do not rank well in the Google search results.
Matt said this algorithm update only impacts 0.6% of English-US queries.
He has two tweets on this, here they are:

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