Loading ...WebProNews catches up with the Head of Google‘s Webspam Team and Software Engineer, Matt Cutts and the Features Editor of Search Engine Land, Vanessa Fox at PubCon 2007 in Las Vegas. The interview spans a number of topics from two of the top names in the field. Both discuss page rank reduction, site hacking and how you can stop it. They also talk about subdomain changes, especially related to Google. Fox tells us about her current endeavors and what she looks forward too in her career. Cutts and Fox talk about the changes in WebMasterTools as well and how they are expanding to different languages all over the world. For all of the details of the interview, check out the video right here on WebProNews.
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It makes sense as they don’t really want people passing on Page Rank on the back of a link. If their is not editor to look at the domain then what is the difference between a link farm and any other site that sells links?
Great info as always. David Carruso is a Googler? Love it.
Really interesting video and you managed it well; thanks for providing us with some great insight into these brilliant minds.
Great to hear some insight right from the horse’s mouth. Matt & Vannessa together – great!
Nice job guys.
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Always good to whatch this type of video. Espcecially interesting the part of subdomains and different languages.
thanks for the vid.
using 1 mic per interviewee would help and maybe ones with a tighter pattern the background noise is a bit intrusive
We had some issues with our wireless lav mikes that afternoon… so we had to improvise.
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Great interview. Seems like big brother is putting the hammer down on paid links. Thanks for the video.
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Matt Cutts always talks as if commercial competition is not even a factor in the equation. Dude, sure information retrieval is number one, but who’s gonna have the most relevant information about a topic if 200 different sources say the exact same thing? who gets the income?
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Its really very usfull…
Thanks.
Google is becoming more like microsoft…they ruin one’s PCC campaigns in an instant which take weeks and months to create.
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Me think Matt could drop 30 kilogs or so, and Vanessa can drop 15 kilogs or so…:)
Enterpaniuor in Resedence? Sounds like working for free, unless she is a VC…
Please, duplicate bits and bytes! Enough B.S. Google is not the Internet life goes on…
Vanessa hang it up, you are not a Googler anymore, so stop being their Mouth piece!
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It’s nice that you offered a download link for viewing off-line.
Is there any way to download the transcript also?
That’s kinda cool, in some ways.
Structurally I always felt a subdomain looked better for a link directory on your site, using the top domain as your reciprocal link base.
Now that Google have knocked that off the chart, will the other big guns follow suit?
Building page rank the old fashion way with us means busting your butt on multiple levels… Never paid for links and never will…
I think every business has to value & uphold certain rules that apply to itself to protect it’s main source. Giving PR to the highest who fit the right group is admirable, reducing their worth is less favorable given the man hours involved. For paid links, why buy them when Google virtually gives them to you if you honor their system?
It would be interesting to know how effective Google really is in producing results of sites that are not in the English language. I mean, with regards to their algorithm changing (to take into account relevance, quality of writing etc.) they would have to get language experts in if they want to be the premier search engine for countries that speak different languages (like China, Europe, etc.) It may be that they’re just as good as they are in English speaking countries.
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This is great.. I need to know more about what they called link bait can you give me an idea what link bait is? just post your reply on my site http://renantech.com thanks.
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I think it is good that google made the change. What if you have a big site in the
home improvement industry dominating the whole page of google results for garage remodeling in Dallas?
That wouldn’t be fair.
WOW..
thank you for providing us that vdeo…that was so very informative
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Is there a way to locate someone locally to try this?
Great information
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Nice tips
Thank you for sharing this ..very informative
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