in its search algorithm. This time, the target of this
change are those content farms.
I'm not going into the details of the change.
You can read it here.
Following the change, I receive lots of inquiries all asking
about its impact on our Ezarticlelink network. Well, I'll
come to that later. But first, let's take a look at some
interesting research I've done.
Who Are Hit By The Change?
Following the announcement, Matt Cutts (head of Google's
Webspam team) said, "Google has been thinking for quite
some time about how to deal with content that isn't obvious
spam but is clearly not designed with the best interests of
the user in mind.
Google needs to be open to ways where we can improve."
When I read this, my immediate feeling was Matt is referring
to sites like Ezinearticles and other article directories, which
have been gaining a lot of traffic under the new Google
Caffeine system.
You see, these article directories are not spam, neither are
they qualified as a great resource. Yet they seem to be
dominating Google's search result, simply because tens of
thousands of webmasters are working very hard to build
contents as well as backlinks for them.
Is my feeling right?
You bet!
Click the link below to take a look at the traffic stats for the
3 highly popular article directories: Ezinearticles,
Associatedcontent and Buzzle
http://bit.ly/googlealgorithm2011
Talk again later!
Charlie Paule
http://freeoptinemailleads.com
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