Google Panda Update #24 released

               Google has announced a new Panda refresh, creation this version number 24.

Google Panda 24

Google via Twitter announced that it has launched a new iteration of the Google Panda update in 22 January 2013.  Version 24 is claims to affect ~ 1.2% of all English queries. In the previous Google Panda update 23 of 21 December 2012 was 0.8%.

Last week there were important reports of a Google update. And If you want more detail of Google Panda, please click on here . Panda Update

Google Panda Update 23 released

                                           The update with the number 23 of 21 Dec 2012.

Google Panda Update 23

Google via Twitter announced that it has launched a new iteration of the Google Panda update. Version 23 is claims to affect ~ 1.3% of all English queries. In the previous Google Panda update 22 of 21 November was 0.8%.

Not only Barry Schwartz from Search Engine Land is surprised by the time of the update:

Last Year Google promised they would not update the Panda algorithm or do data refreshes until after the holidays - this year, I guess they decided not to wait.

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Google PageRank (PR) Update November 2012

In November is the Google PageRank (PR) update 2012?

The evidence suggests that we are still in November , the next Google PageRank update in 2012 will get. In particular, it seems unlikely that Google's PageRank abolish could. Here are some arguments:

Arguments for a Google PageRank (PR) Update November 2012

• The last Google PageRank update is back for a while

• from Google's perspective, the PageRank represent a particular form of marketing tools, but many SEO learning stare in awe at the change in the little green bar (or just on the corresponding Google data centers)

• The PageRank is a relic from the early days of 'Google-age' and so precious

• Larry Page would probably be forgotten, if his name would not keep falling (PAGE rank)

• Google promotes the PageRank still (subtle) as a kind of quality indicator

• many SEO learning knew no more, so they should fill their time, Google would not do a PageRank update in November 2012 ;-)

• They themselves (yes, YOU front of the computer) might never have found this page here, and that would be a real disaster, right?

• Estimated 0.00037% of the internet would be wasted in the near future (ie wherever the PageRank bar were far)

• Google itself would have far fewer queries, because no one would more after Google PageRank Update November 2012 search

• The environment would be charged temporarily strong because all unemployed PageRank bar should be disposed of

Google Launches Disavow Links Tool

If it appears that Google is going constantly with new features and tools, is because it's true. Google recently launched tool  disavow link tool  as a way to manage your online reputation, along with the new feature of percentage changes.

These new features allow a webmaster to compare the data in a given time period to another time period selected.

This new feature is aimed at the visual. It is easy to understand and that makes it easy to locate, you can quickly see where improvements are needed.

Google also has a help page about the new tool click here Disavow Links

You can tool found in here

Matt Cutts has also ready a nearly 10 minute long video about the tool, which you can find below:

Google Panda Update 20th

Google Panda 20th

In my previous post I told you that Google algorithm update is busy with that exact match domain (EMD UPDATE) will approach. This is mainly EMD sites with poor content.

Google has also admitted that there were parallel to the EMD update also a Panda update is in progress. The Panda update is Thursday started and is still ongoing and will continue until after the weekend.

Google has conjointly aforementioned that they're going to continue rolling updates for this Panda formula and Matt Cutts, head of Google’s Webspam team has been quoted within the media as spoken communication.

Here is the quote:

In fact, Matt said 2.4% of English queries were impacted and 0.5% of non-English queries were impacted.

Google has also indicated that this is not just a Panda refresh, but also a real update to the Panda filter. This update will also more website apply. This update is impact 2.4% of English language websites and 0.5% other language in france, spanish, websites affected.

I'm not sure yet what I'm going to call this Panda update. In international forums, the Panda 20, because the 20th is the Panda update. And read more here- 20th Google Panda Algorithm Update: Fairly Major , Google Panda Update 20 Released, 2.4% Of English Queries Impacted

New Guidelines for Google Webmaster

As in the official Google blog read, operators have Google updated the guidelines for webmasters. Compliance with Google's Webmaster Guidelines is strongly recommended, as it can lead to a deterioration in disregard of the ranking of a website through algorithmic or manual action by the spam team from Google ...

As in relation to the optimization of websites in the first place, the quality guidelines are of interest, in the following, the updated version of these guidelines as well as the major changes:
  

Google quality guidelines - Basic principles :

    * Make pages primarily for users, not for search engines
    * Do not deceive your users
    * Avoid tricks intended to improve search engine ranking
    * Think about what your site is unique, useful or attractive one

Avoid using the following techniques:

    * Automatically generated content
    * Participate in link exchange programs
    * Cloaking
    * Sneaky redirects
    * Hidden text or links
    * Doorway pages
    * Copied content
    * Participation in affiliate programs without creating value
    * Load pages with irrelevant keywords
    * Create pages with malicious functions
    * Abuse of rich snippets markup
    * Sending automated queries to Google

Changes :

In reading the detail pages to the forbidden techniques of Google we have noticed the following changes:

    * Sending products when users write something about it and add a link to
    * Forum comments with optimized links in the post or in the signature
    * Links within widgets that are distributed across sites
    * Links that are inserted in articles without proper context
    * Not the focus of a website matching snippet markups, such as Fake Reviews
    * Text blocks with cities and countries, appear for a website in the ranking is
    * Widely distributed in the footer links from different websites

Besides apparently bought or bartered links it is according to the new guidelines of Google now also no longer allowed, the free shipment of products that diffuse proliferation of widgets or excessive comment spam disproportionate to generate many links ...

If you still find more significant changes in the new guidelines may, if you wish, post them as comments.

Google goes bad exact match domains addressing

 Recently, I wrote regarding changes we’ve been following in however Google treats Exact-Match Domains (EMDs).  (Friday, 9/28), Matt Cutts tweeted the subsequent message:

Matt Cutts has stated in a Tweet That Google domain names on any keyword focus and poor quality content offering tackle.

It has always taken for granted That leg he scored very well in the search results as your domain name matches the keyword you want to be found. This has always been a drawback. Lots of websites with relevant content and barely a few backlinks Often scored very well in search results.

Google Goes According To Matt its axis algorithms customize websites with 'exact match domain name with bad content Addressed. This does not mean That All websites Addressed. Read more think about EMD  (exact match domains) related please check here - Google's EMD Algo Update , Exact Match Domains No Longer Rank As Well