Domain Aliases Bad, 301 Redirects Good

by Crack Google

Welcome to part II of our "Google Changes Search Algorithm"! The Jury is still out, but we believe that Domain Aliases were responsible for the recent Search Engine Ranking demotion on Google.

In our last article Google Changes Search Algorithm - Part I we talked about how our ranking for a certain Keyword Phrase changed very negatively. We were sent from the first page with a rank of #7 to a rank of over #530. We have some findings to report and it's very important that you read this article if you have more than one domain name pointing to your website.

Google Updates Search Engine Algorithm

by Crack Google

Unless you have been hibernating or don't own a website of any kind, you might have noticed some interesting changes with Google's Search Engine. A lot of new changes have taken place and we are going to share some of our findings with you. Here is what we discovered.

How To Improve Your Google Rankings

Keywords

Here is the situation. You check your server logs or advertising results, and you learn that your website has been reached by a Keyword that you want to be reached by. But then after further research and analysis, you find that you are ranked out of the top 100 for this certain Keywork. Is this a good or a bad thing?

Well it depends on how you want to slice the information. From our perspective, you have a win. After all, you are indexed for this Keyword and someone found you. That's never a bad thing. This is particularly true if you are just getting started. This is even more true if you are in a space that deals with highly competitive Keywords. For example Real Estate or Finance. Believe me when I tell you, if you get ranked in Google, be happy. You are off to a great start! You next question is "great, now what?". I will tell you, just keep reading.

Google Buys Wiki Startup JotSpot

Google, while waiting for the ink to dry on the YouTube deal, has started its acquisition engine up again with a purchase of the online collaboration startup JotSPot. We are being told to that this acquisition may have to do with Google Office.

The announcement was made public on Tuesday.  Separate postings on Google's and JotSpot's company blogs have confirmed the speculation.

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