Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts recently stated that Google is actually pulling back on Panda because of too many false positives. To make matters worse, Google likes to take large manual actions just prior to major algorithm updates.
Webmasters have been watching for Penguin 2.0 to hit the Google search results since Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts first announced that there would be the next generation of Penguin. This is the fourth Penguin-related launch Google has...
Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts reports that they have taken action today against several thousand link sellers that were passing PageRank. Judging from the wording of his tweet, it sounds as though manual action was taken against the...
But you can expect the next Penguin in the next few weeks, Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts has confirmed. He said it would be significant and one of the most talked about Google algorithm updates this year.
Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts answered a trio of questions on the GoogleWebmasterHelp YouTube Channel: With 3 Million new users, Feedly upgrades search and discovery engines, looking at user behavior to improve algorithm, adds title...
Yes, the Penguin update has demoted the rankings of sites, but as Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts has explained, Penguin is an algorithmic change, not a penalty. Portent, a Seattle-based Internet marketing agency, has released a report...
Google Panda will soon evolve from monthly (or so) manual refreshes to a constant part of Google's real-time algorithm, according to Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts. Now if Panda hits your website for having "low-quality" (thin) content...
You can expect another Google Panda update to roll out this Friday or Monday, according to Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts. Also, Cutts has revealed that Google is working on a significant change to the Penguin algorithm.
Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts has hinted at an upcoming Google update that is aimed at protecting searchers by lowering the rankings of merchants. Last year at SXSW, Cutts hinted at a coming algorithm update to punish sites guilty of...
A new video by Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts announces that Google will soon begin supplying example links that were detected as being untrustworthy. After the rollout of the Penguin algorithm in April 2012, the infamous unnatural link...
Here is what Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts had to say in my recent interview with him: What follows are 10 of the most common link problems that have resulted in link related penalties or lost rankings due to a Google algorithm update.
Live in Las Vegas it actually brought cheers from the audience before Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts even said what it was Google was launching, because the audience hoped the announcement was a long-rumored link disavow tool.
News of the refresh came today via a tweet from Matt Cutts, Google’s Distinguished Engineer. Google’s Penguin Update, originally known as the Web Spam Algorithm Update, was first released in April and impacted 3.1 percent of English queries.
But if you don’t believe me, look what Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts had to say when asked at SMX Advanced 2012 whether Google hates SEOs. If done by someone with excellent skills and a lot of experience, it will appear natural and the...
Google's Distinguished Engineer outlined three bulleted points on his "major issues with this article": the left-hand column is counted as non-search, when the left-hand column is entirely about search.
Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts was the headline attraction this morning as SES San Francisco 2012 Day 2 kicked off. Since Google’s Penguin engineer wasn’t named after an animal, Cutts said they went over a list of the top 100 cutest...
Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts confirmed this with me in a recent interview: With Google's new capabilities, they can easily implement an algorithm that focuses solely on anchor text mix. How many sites do you know of for which this...
After successfully scaring the crap out of many business, along came Google’s Distinguished Engineer, telling everyone not to panic and assuring everyone this was just a case of Google trying to be more transparent and not a warning that a penalty...
Even Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts said that a domain could be totally dipped by Penguin and a recovery could not be possible in certain situations. Eventually, a tweak to Google's algorithm caught them:
Matt Cutts, Google Distinguished Engineer and head of the web spam team, tackled the subject in a Google Webmaster Help video blog yesterday, in response to a question submitted by SEO AJ Kohn. Rather, they are a part of the massive testing process...
