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State of Index 2009 – Matt Cutts

Last year Matt Cutts spoke on the “State of Index” at the Las Vegas PubCon in November 2009. He recreates the video for people who could not make the conference. The video is aimed at users, web developers, and webmasters. It is a summary of the changes Google have made for the year 2009. Please …

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Google’s Real Time search, the next generation

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Google has launched real time search in some of the high volume searches. For example, searching ‘Haiti Earthquake’ will look like the following: The following was said by Google’s Amit Singhal, a Google Fellow, who led development of real-time search: “You earn reputation, and then you give reputation. If lots of people follow you, and …

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Whiteboard Friday – Matt Cutts on NoFollow

Jen Lopez gets a quick interview with Matt Cutts and asks the question on the NoFollow rule. There has been much debate on the NoFollow rule of late since the publishing that there is proof that Google is indexing websites through Wikipedia, which has all outgoing links set as NoFollow. SEOmoz Whiteboard Friday – Matt …

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Google testing next-generation infrastructure

Google has released a statement in their blog that their team of Googlers have been working on a secret project: a next-generation architecture for Google’s web search. The search engine attempts to increase the size, indexing speed, accuracy, comprehensiveness and other dimensions. There isn’t a noticable difference between searches as the infrastructure sits “under the …

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What impact does server location have on rankings?

Matt Cutts has been answering questions on Google’s webmaster central YouTube Channel rather frequently of late. With Google’s search engine algorithm changing their goal posts slightly over the past few months, many SEO’ers are looking to Matt Cutts to provide answers as to what to focus on. One of them being server location, this has …

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