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Google PANDA renforce les consignes aux webmasters Google Panda update est arrivé en France le 12 août 2011 : mode d’emploi des nouvelles consignes aux webmasters du moteur de recherche et ses spiders. Sommaire : L’algorithme du célèbre moteur de recherche Google évolue en permanence. http://www.populaires.fr/11404-google-panda

GOOGLE PANDA UPDATE ARRIVE EN FRANCE : MODE D'EMPLOI

After watching the SEO industry debating the Google Panda or Content Farmer update as it was initially dubbed for weeks and now that the update has hit the UK as well I decided to compile a list of the most important resources on it. This update seems to have hit far more SEO practicioners than average webmasters, that might be one of the reasons for the popularity of the topic. Google itself says that 12% of search results have been impacted initially while in a survey 40% of US SEO practicioners admitted they have lost traffic in the update aftermath. Content farmers have been hit but not all of them, the content farm that was the reason for the discussion on content farms got away unscathed. http://www.seoptimise.com/blog/2011/04/30-google-qualitypanda-update-resources-for-content-farmers-and-seo-practitioners.html

30+ Google Quality/Panda Update Resources for Content Farmers and SEO Practitioners

Google?s Panda Update Rolls-out To UK ? Searchmetrics Suite Blog

http://blog.searchmetrics.com/us/2011/04/12/googles-panda-update-rolls-out-to-uk/ By Marcus Tober As you’ve probably read somewhere recently(or maybe you were impacted by directly), Google released the “Panda Update” – labelled the “Farmer Update” Thursday February 24. Thanks to our leading SEO analytics software, the Searchmetrics Suite, we were able to show which websites were both negatively and positively impacted by this update.

High-quality sites algorithm goes global, incorporates user feedback

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/04/high-quality-sites-algorithm-goes.html Over a month ago we introduced an algorithmic improvement designed to help people find more high-quality sites in search . Since then we’ve gotten a lot of positive responses about the change: searchers are finding better results, and many great publishers are getting more traffic. Today we’ve rolled out this improvement globally to all English-language Google users, and we’ve also incorporated new user feedback signals to help people find better search results.