Ten Years with Google AdSense!
Posted on 18. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
Happy 10th AdSense! May you (and hopefully I along with you!) have many more! What’s surprising, to me at least is — looking back at all the work one had to do before AdSense came along — that there is *still* nothing compared to AdSense in terms of the great return one gets for monetizing [...]
Google Webmaster Tools Sitelinks Loss or Bug
Posted on 17. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
moved from another location I am seeing changes in Google webmaster tools “Links to your site” section over last 3-4 days. Primarily the homepage and other important pages of the website have disappeared from “Links to your website” section and the reported Links have dropped by 70%. Could this be a flaw on Google’s end [...]
Googles Matt Cutts Confirms Panda Rolls Out Monthly
Posted on 16. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
@Martin Ice Web I don’t recall Matt Cutts or a Google spokesperson mentioning that Panda updates would be integrated in main algo. I understand it as Panda updates would be incorporated in the indexing process and would be deployed gradually. I think Barry Schwartz wasn’t precise when he posted on 13th March 2013 Because in [...]
WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup June 13
Posted on 15. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
Mobile and Tablet Advertising and Marketing You’ll find them in a category of their own.Mobile Internet You can help by contributing questions and answers in these new sectors. Thank you. The previous WebmasterWorld Weekly is here. Welcome to this week’s WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup. As if we didn’t already know it, authorship profiles are important indicators, [...]
Webmaster’s Perspective: The State of the Internet Search (2013)
Posted on 14. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
I’m afraid I don’t think we need better communication with Google, except temporarily. Temporarily, it would be nice. What I think we need is an alternative to Google, and soon – as in, the next 5 years. And it will happen. That is because, through no fault of its own, Google’s lost its vision, and [...]
Google’s Matt Cutts Confirms Panda Rolls Out Monthly
Posted on 13. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
DS: Whats going on with Panda. You said youd stop confirming them. How many updates have there been since then. MC: We had one about a month-and-a-half-ago. We havent updated it since then because were looking at pulling in a new signal that might help pull some people out of the gray zone. Gives some [...]
Google Disables AdSense on Site Hosting Forum Spam
Posted on 12. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
I own several forums with a lot of posts (possibly millions messages) I’ve used adsense for 9 years, no complaints whatsoever from their part until last august, google sent me exactly 4 messages like this in 10 months: “You have 3 working days to make changes to your site” I always replied quickly, but I [...]
Google Acquires Real-Time Traffic Mapping Company, Waze
Posted on 11. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
To help you outsmart traffic, today were excited to announce weve closed the acquisition of Waze. This fast-growing community of traffic-obsessed drivers is working together to find the best routes from home to work, every day. The Waze product development team will remain in Israel and operate separately for now. Were excited about the prospect [...]
Collateral Damage from Link Removal Requests Related To Google Penguin
Posted on 10. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
Someone from Microsoft is on record as stating that they’re looking at disavowal reports as another data point. If there’s a spike in disavowals from a specific domain or area, Duane Forrester said that they might take that input as a flag to take a look if there’s something going on. It’s not just fear [...]
WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup June 6
Posted on 09. Jun, 2013 by admin in Webmaster World
In the latest video from Matt Cutts, he goes on to describe how authorship profiles will be strengthened by use of rel=”author”. There have been so many signals coming out of Google over authorship signals that there should now be no scepticism over the employment of rel=author and that if youre serious about your articles, [...]
