Google Penguin is really a big trouble to search engine optimization.
The penguin hits against on-page spam and link spam. Link building seems more difficult. Links from blog comment, low-quality sites, footer links, slide bar links,etc, are going to be taken as link spam. Paid links are always being severely penalized by Google.
If you start building links for your sites, make sure to get links from high-quality sites. Spread links around related-theme sites with different domains. Links must be natural,scattered. Write different anchor text for your links. Avoid over-focus and spam!
The most effective way to defeat Google Penguin is to focus on your content update. Create amazing things for users but not for search engines. Search engine never penalize sites filled with high-quality, unique, fresh content.
Google Penguin has a lot to be researched and Good luck with your sites!
To defeat Google Penguin, focus on your content, BEFORE you focus on links.
If you can provide truly fresh and informative content to your readers that isn't spun, re-worded, or words for the sake of words, then you'll be light years ahead of your competition. I've stressed this a lot, but I'll keep on stressing the importance of quality content over any SEO or site optimization forever and a day (and that's coming from a big SEO fan)
Here's a quick check list of what you need to do to supercharge your content (and send the Google Penguin back to the Ice Age):
Make sure every article on your site is at least 500 words long
Avoid spinning articles on your own site
Don't stuff keywords, or "keyword drop" - focus on making your articles and content readable for humans, not search engines
Focus your articles around problems, and then provide solutions to those problems
Write in an entertaining, compelling manner
Research as much as possible - even a brief look through Wikipedia or niche forums is better than nothing
Avoid weasel words and write only content of value
It is now three weeks for Google Penguin update (24th April 2012) and it has devastated many established websites. People looking for positive SEO methods to defeat Penguin update. First of all, we need to understand each...
The Penguin filter has been described as being designed to combat SEO spam. The de-indexing of several private blog network properties (probably by manual targeting) just prior to the Panda introduction muddies the waters as far as identifying the effects of Penguin.
Some people are trying to get low quality backlinks removed, which is far more difficult than getting the links. If one has an 'unnatural link profile' with too high a percentage of doFollow or anchor text links it might be worth adding some decent quality raw url noFollow backlinks to balance the mix.
Here is some positive advice on an SEO authority site:
http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/5-penguinfrien...
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/penguins-pand...
Hi,
The best way to defeat Google Penguin Update is to employ some real good white hat SEO techniques. Also, content is the king. If your site's content is good, your white hat SEO would definitely pay off.
Remember that SEO is something that needs to be done often, it is not something that is just done once in a while. Your website is your livelihood and you should treat it with the respect you would a physical store or your home. Don’t let the wrong people mess with your livelihood, the right professionals and the right tools are what you need. Penguin 3.0 is similar to its predecessors. Its intention is to cut down on spam and improve search results by eliminating or penalizing links that don’t appear to be naturally built. Like with the transition from 1.0 to 2.0, the algorithm has grown more sophisticated.
Google's Latest Changes
Google rolled out one of its largest changes of the past decade – an entirely new search algorithm, nicknamed “Hummingbird.” In contrast to the past updates, Panda and Penguin, which modified existing search algorithms and affected roughly 2 to 5 percent of search queries, Hummingbird is believed to have affected nearly 90 percent of all queries and dramatically changed the way the engine processes user requests.
The impetus behind Hummingbird comes down to context. In the past, Google’s algorithms processed user queries according to each individual word in the query string. As an example, a past search for the keyword phras...
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If your website has punished by Google Penguin the first thing you have to sure about is to check your Google Webmasters and see whether you receive some kind of warning regarding poor quality back links?
To get rid of Penguin you have to remove all poor quality back links coming to your site. Check your back links with Google using link:yourdomain.com and remove all suspicious back links. Links coming from directories can be removed by requesting the administrator of the directory.
Once you remove all poor quality back links submit a request for site reconsideration from Google Webmasters.
What Was Penguin After?
