Tilak Bisht

SEO Consultant & WordPress Web Designer

Google’s Position 6 Penalty Being Reversed

January 29, 2008 By Tilak

Now Google has confirmed that the Google position six penalty is now being reversed.

Google “position six penalty” is when you see your ranking one or two shift downwards to position six in Google. This was noticed by many people in mid-to-late December.

Matt Cutts of Google has confirmed at Sphinn that whatever sites to be moved down to the 6th position in Google, is now being reversed. Matt said:

When Barry asked me about “position 6” in late December, I said that I didn’t know of anything that would cause that. But about a week or so after that, my attention was brought to something that could exhibit that behavior. We’re in the process of changing the behavior; I think the change is live at some datacenters already and will be live at most data centers in the next few weeks.

In general if you think a site might have a penalty (perhaps from past behavior) and you think the site is clean presently, you can do a reconsideration request in our webmaster console to ask Google to take another look at the site.

It is good thing for us that Google notice these things and do changes based on webmasters feedback.

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Google AdSense Launching Announcements

January 24, 2008 By Tilak

I think this week Google AdSense is celebrating launching week :). Google has recently launched its 16th AdSense Help Forum in Hebrew language and Inside AdSense blog in Russian language.

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Google Sitemap Myth

January 20, 2008 By Tilak

Few days back I found a thread in Digital Point Forum where a member was disappointed because of sites disappeared from Google index. One member has replied, “so only thing they have in common is they are all listed together in your google webmaster account? “

I was really amazed and disagree with his/her reply because if it is a reason then nobody will add a site in GMA. In my opinion, submitting a site in Google Webmaster Tool is help us to tell Google about our URLs of our site. It helps to better crawl our site, how often we update our site and how much relevant importance as well. It doesn’t affect either ranking or disappear from Google Index.

Google has also clarified in webmaster blog about such type of myths.

“A Sitemap does not affect the actual ranking of your pages. However, if it helps get more of your site crawled (by notifying us of URLs we didn’t previously didn’t know about, and/or by helping us prioritize the URLs on your site), that can lead to increased presence and visibility of your site in our index. “

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Google PageRank Penalties

October 25, 2007 By Tilak

A major Google page rank update has punished large scale of blog networks. Both Problogger and Blog Herald, two of the most popular blogs on the niche, announced that their PR dropped from 6 to 4. Earlier authority blogs sites confirmed that they have lost PR due to paid links. But Problogger and other blogs are not selling links.

Andy Beard suggested that the sites that got penalized were either selling links or exchanging them inside large blog networks.

Danny Sullivan wrote Official: Selling Paid Links Can Hurt Your PageRank Or Rankings On Google over two weeks ago.

These days so many blog websites online for strong Google pageranks of each website. This move by Google is good reason for many smaller blog sites.

Here is a list of some sites, including major publishers, who seem to have taken a hit overnight:

http://www.forbes.com/ PR7 to PR5
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ PR7 to PR5
http://www.washingtontimes.com/ PR6 to PR4
http://www.statcounter.com/ PR10 to PR6
http://www.autoblog.com/ PR6 to PR4
http://www.engadget.com/ PR7 to PR5
http://www.blogherald.com/ PR6 to PR4
http://www.problogger.net/ PR6 to PR4
http://www.copyblogger.com/ PR6 to PR4
http://www.searchengineguide.com/ PR7 to PR4
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/ PR7 to PR4
http://andybeard.eu/ PR5 to PR3
http://www.seroundtable.com/ PR7 to PR4

It is very interesting to see my blog pagerank which is not update yet. 😉

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iGoogle Available In 42 Languages

October 20, 2007 By Tilak

Few days back, iGoogle has available in 13 new languages. Now total number of supported languages to 42 and country domain supported to over 70.

If you are a new for iGoogle and dont know much about it, iGoogle is a personalized version of the Google homepage that lets you select the content that matters to you most from across the web and arrange it in a way that you find useful and fun.

Here are the 13 new languages available:
Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian and Tagalog.

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