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8 users commented in " SMX: Google’s Matt Cutts on their Webmaster Guidelines "
[…] SMX: Google’s Matt Cutts on their Webmaster Guidelines Google’s Matt Cutts began the conference by giving a behind-the-scenes look at Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. Catch all the details from Matt Cutts on the exclusive coverage of the SMX from Seattle only on WebProNews. […]
One of Google’s “design and content guidelines” says:
Does this mean that if my site contains invalid code, there will be consequences from Google?
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[…] Originally Posted by Peter (IMC) When I ask if it is what Google wants I do not mean that you should follow their guidelines because they say so. When you say you don’t care about what Google wants, you´re not being honest to yourself. Google shouldn’t and doesn’t care about what you want. They do care about what they consider good SERP’s. If somebody decides to make spammy titles then they probably don’t like that because it reduces the quality of their results. At least that’s how I would look at it if I were them. So they certainly are going to consider dropping your rankings for doing something like this. At this point, you will care a lot about what they want. So be honest to your self and don’t fool yourself by saying you don’t care about what they want. I would like to support Peters post here with a video of Matt Cutts: WebProNews Video Blog » Blog Archive » SMX: Google’s Matt Cutts on their Webmaster Guidelines __________________ SEO Workers - Search Engine Optimization Company | SEO Workers Forums | Algojunkie SEO Resources […]
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[…] At SMX Advanced on Monday, Matt Cutts talked about our webmaster guidelines. Later, during Q&A, someone asked about adding more detail to the guidelines: more explanation about violations and more actionable help on how to improve sites. You ask — we deliver! On Tuesday, Matt told the SMX crowd that we’d updated the guidelines overnight to include exactly those things! We work fast around here. (OK, maybe we had been working on some of it already.) […]
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[…] SMX Advanced on Monday, Matt Cutts talked about our webmaster guidelines. Later, during Q&A, someone asked about adding more detail to the guidelines: more explanation […]
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