Google UK Results Are All Crazytimes

June 30, 2009 - 1 Comment


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Google’s UK results have been a bit bizarre for the last few weeks now, and it’s worrying to think that Google might actually be considering that they’re normal. I don’t mean the latest Vince update rolling out across the UK (although if you’re interested you might want to look at exploiting that brand update) - I mean the bizarre level of international domains appearing in Google UK. Google’s results right now look a mess. A clumsy, ham-fisted mess.

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Why Did Google’s Nofollow Change Go Unnoticed?

June 20, 2009 - 4 Comments

In case you’ve missed it all, Matt Cutts told people at SMX Advanced, and later on his blog, that Google has changed the way they deal with nofollow, in such a way that it effectively prevents link sculpting using the attribute, and the change has been live for well over a year. If you’re an SEO, then it’s quite a big deal. Danny Sullivan has a great article up explaining it, as does Rand. Aaron Wall picked up on another point, which is - why didn’t anyone actually notice?

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Does Bing Rely Too Heavily On Backlinks?

June 9, 2009 - 1 Comment

I’ve been digging around a little bit with Bing and there’s a few things that are unusual. I’ve not looked into this too much exactly, but I’m seeing some strange results when you search for SEO companies in the UK.

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