| Weekly SEO news: 30 January 2007 |
| Welcome
to the latest issue of the Search
Engine Facts newsletter.
This week, we're taking a look at Google bombs, Google's new way to deal with them and the effect of the new algorithm on your web site. In the news: Google's Matt Cutts talks about "undetectable" search engine spam, new search engine statistics and much more. Table of contents: |
| 1. Facts of the week: The end of Google bombs? |
Google bombs have become a problem for Google. The official Google webmaster blog recently had a statement about Google bombs and how Google deals with them. What are Google bombs?
What did Google do about the Google bomb problem?
What does this mean to your web site?
Links to your web site are very important if you want to get high rankings on Google. You must get good inbound links to succeed with Google. It's important that you get the right links to your web site. Details can be found in our free eBook "How to get high quality inbound links". |
| 2. Search engine news of the week |
Google's Matt Cutts makes clear that there is no undetectable spam
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| 3. Articles of the week |
Microsoft 'not happy' with search results
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| 4. Recommended resources |
"One of my web sites constantly on the first page on Google"
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| 5. Previous articles |
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