We just came upon the two year anniversary of what came to be known as the Google Panda Update. Between then and now, a seismic shift has seemingly taken place in the link building and SEO industry.
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In this post, about an important Google change, I want you to focus less on the data but focus more on the methodology. And. So important. I want you to help me with your ideas of how we can do this impossible analysis better, in the complete absence of data :). So please share your ideas via comments and let's together make a smarter ecosystem. Delete the scoop?
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Starting Over
After two years of trying (and not succeeding) to get back to where you once were, does it make sense to shut down your site and start over?
I know people are still asking this question because I’m being asked this question by many people who for years made fun of the content driven approach. Why go to the trouble and expense of being awesome when it’s easier to just fake awesome, especially since so many of the sites that rank high are awful?