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Google’s Latest Changes. Are You Ready?
It seems like it’s becoming an annual occurrence. Just before the
holidays, Google decides to roll out a major change to the way they
judge websites in their database. This time, in a three phase update
nicknamed Jagger, Google is demonstrating that they are very serious
about cleaning up what they perceive as trash in their database.
Google recognizes that website owners will always utilize different
strategies to increase their relevance to Google’s algorithm. But as
a website owner, do you recognize the impact those changes may have
on your website’s performance or have you factored those Jagger
changes into your online strategy yet? With these new algorithm
changes, concentrating mostly on link profiles and domain name
history, Google now has even more ability to detect and penalize
websites that act in a way Google deems inappropriate.

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Google
has long stated that they value links. The types of links they value
most are those that are generated over time from highly credible
sites. High volumes of links all generated at the same time will
have less value than fewer links built over a period of time. In the
Internet, just like the real world, sites grow, shrink or fail and
new ones constantly take their place. Google, as a part of their
criteria, has always looked at how long your site has been in
existence and when it was last updated. Since relevant links take so
long to create, they have become a critical factor and part of
Google’s bias towards established sites that grow over time. With
the most recent changes, Google now relies even more on the age
factor to determine the credibility of your site. Their logic
assumes that if your website survived for at least three years and
was continually updated over time, then the site probably has
credibility. To learn more about how your domain name is currently
viewed or the way Google sees your links, please complete our
free
and confidential website analysis.
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