Panda or Penguin?
On April 19th, Panda 3.5 was released. Then, on the 24th, we got the infamous Penguin update. Finally, on the 27th, we got a Panda “refresh.” Since 2011, Panda has been changing the way we search, and...
Jason Roy is a freelance blogger & SEO consultant with over five years of experience. When he is not improving search engine rankings for his clients, he is usually surfing and golfing.
On April 19th, Panda 3.5 was released. Then, on the 24th, we got the infamous Penguin update. Finally, on the 27th, we got a Panda “refresh.” Since 2011, Panda has been changing the way we search, and...
It’s been about two weeks since Penguin came out. The SEO world is still rampant with confusion. As one of the most controversial updates since the great Panda, Penguin seems to go against everything ...
The internet is abuzz thanks to the Penguin update. Many SEO’s and internet marketers are calling this update Google’s “worst update yet.” Due to the nature of the update, unlike most updates, we have...
SEO has always been two-part – on-page SEO and off-page SEO.
This week, Google rolled out yet another update. The “Penguin” update is said to affect 3% of search results – a relatively minor update. Or is it?
When you hear the phrase “Google Panda” mentioned by a fellow SEO, you may cringe inside. You may brace yourself for the inevitable, “Panda took away all my traffic.”
There’s been a lot of buzz lately about over-optimization. Ever since Panda 3.4 took down several major blog networks, Google’s been hinting at additional penalties coming to those who over-optimize t...
With the mass blog network de-indexing, we’ve seen a wave of panic sweep over the world of SEO. Although Panda showed us Google was taking a new direction, since they hadn’t come straight out and wipe...
We’ve talked about how social media plays a BIG role in post-Panda SEO. Websites with a large percentage of “shares,” “likes,” and “tweets” on every page are much more resilient to Panda than websites...
As SEOs, we like to see results. We like to look at our analytics software and see uphill climbs – not plateaus or downward spikes.
Due to Google’s continuous updates, in any given week there are many different changes that can affect how SEO’s do their jobs. For this reason, today we’re starting a new series.
How’s your traffic looking? If you’ve noticed a significant rise or dip in levels, It could be because of a recent Panda update.
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