New Google Algorithm Update

[domainpush]

If you have been keeping up with the latest rumors and etc dealing with Google's many algorithm updates you may have been aware of this newest update that was just released.

It appears that Google has implemented a new update that will help more websites to be ranked higher in Google's search results. Yes, you heard me right, this time it actually helps out the smaller guys.

This update is intended to remove sites that dominate the search results that have more than one link to their website. Basically, if you google a keyword and a website shows up several times this update is intended to remove the duplicate links to allow diversity of other sites.

Just wanted to let you guys know in case you were not aware of this update. However, it appears this new update is not currently working fully as of yet. If it is anything like Google's webmaster tools it may take some time to see these improvements.

You can read more here: New Google Update “Improves Diversity” Of Domains In Results

 

[borgninestallone]

Google is update many new features in its algorithm just want to make it more search engine friendly. Recently google has implemented many new changes like Google panda and Google penguin update. Which is mainly to avoid the SPAMMERS raise quickly by using the black hat SEO tactics.

Most of them were affected by the recent Google penguin update and many were banned too.

 

[enlytend]

From what I've seen and from discussion at another forum, it's been less than successful. Still a lot of the same sites dominating for many searches.

 

[domainpush]

I agree, I am thinking it will take some time but hopefully it will be working correctly real soon.

 

[enlytend]

I'm less optimistic - rollouts don't take that long. I think it's just the latest *** update in an ongoing series. I'm still seeing multiple eBay and Wikipedia entries in keywords I follow. Reports of multiple eHow's resurfacing. And surprise, surprise ... youtube.

Hey if the search results suck, people can always click the ads.

We'll see ...

 

[domainpush]

Me too, me too. Let's just cross our fingers.