Matt Cutts commented a few years ago about Google’s suggestion in the webmaster guidelines to: “Keep the links on a given page to a reasonable number (fewer than 100).” Matt said, to preface his longer explanation: The original reason we provided that recommendation is that Google used to index only about 100 kilobytes of a [...]
SEO NEWS: More Google Changes to Come?
September 6th, 2012In SEO news, the latest tweak to the Google Penguin algorithm is still being dissected and debated in regard to how many webmasters were impacted, to what extent the impact was, and what exactly the update targeted anyway? Matt Cutts did vaguely say the update was aimed at certain SEO practices, but as usual pretty [...]
SEO NEWS: Matt Cutts Says More Is Coming
August 24th, 2012Much of the recent SEO news has been focused on what webmasters can expect from the next Penguin update. Matt Cutts has a number of SEOs and webmasters on edge after his brief and all too vague discussion concerning the upcoming algorithm change. No one is certain what Google is targeting other than non-specific SEO [...]
SEO NEWS: Matt Cutts on Upcoming Algorithm Updates
August 17th, 2012Matt Cutts of Google let SEOs in on what has been feared for awhile now – Penguin is updating. According to Cutts, the new Penguin update will impact somewhere in the range of two thirds of all webmasters. He didn’t get into any specifics on what the new algorithm would be, or even what areas [...]
SEO NEWS: Matt Cutts Speaks Out on Penguin
June 8th, 2012In SEO news, Matt Cutts delivered a speech on penguin and what it is intended to be – which he insists is not a penalty although it does seem to act that way. Cutts failed to get into any real specifics, as usual, but he did deliver a few bits of useful information that SEOs [...]













