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1) About Pagerank

274 pages indexed in that mention the word Pagerank. Thats not so strange due to the fact Matt works at Google, the inventor of Pagerank. M...

We all know Matt Cutts, the in(popular) Google Spam Hunter, from his blog at At the time of writing this, his blog has over a 1000 pages indexed in Google. Lots of information about Google is to be discovered there. Here are some of the fascinating things that Matt Cutts says:

1) About Pagerank

274 pages indexed in that mention the word Pagerank. Thats not so strange because Matt works at Google, the inventor of Pagerank. Matt says that: PageRank is computed continuously Thats not the pagerank you see in the toolbar, but the pagerank Google uses within their algorithms. He also said in another post that the toolbar PR gets updated only once each and every 3 or 4 month to discourage PR hunters.

2) About Link building

Only 66 pages indexed that mention the phrase link constructing. [http://pandodaily.com/2012/01/24/get-over-it-haters-99designs-has-tipped/ 99designs] . Matt says: Linkbaiting sounds like a negative issue, but particularly if its interesting information or entertaining, it doesnt have to have negative connotations. I hereby claim that content can be both white-hat and yet nevertheless be fantastic bait for hyperlinks. Linkbaiting is of course a fantastic marketing method that can get a internet site a lot of links in a short time. And Matt seems to like it as a marketing and advertising strategy.

three) About Spam

749 pages indexed that mention the word spam. Not so strange taking into consideration he is the chief spam hunter of Google. He says: In 2006, I expect Google to pay a lot a lot more interest to spam in other languages, regardless of whether it be German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, or any other language. Properly, thats a great objective, Matt, but you failed enormously! Just since you caught Mercedes and BMW, doesnt mean you genuinely got that a lot much more spam in other languages. Theres still a lot of simple spam to be located in many languages. Hidden text being the most obvious kind of spam used.

4) About The Robust and B tags

Really he said this in one particular of his videos. Google treats the strong tag and the b tag specifically the identical. In other words, if you invest time on changing all your B tags into strong tags, hoping it will get you some higher rankings, then youre wasting your time. At least as far as the Google search engine is concerned.

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