Merchant Circle Makes Good On It’s Promise To Fight Spam
Merchant Circle follows through with its plan to combat low-quality content and spam in its network following the Google Panda update.
Merchant Circle follows through with its plan to combat low-quality content and spam in its network following the Google Panda update.
For the last few weeks webmasters have been in a tizzy over the recent Google algorithm update that impacted just over 11% of Google’s queries. In the aftermath many low-quality sites lost ranking in Google’s index, but in many instances legitimate websites with quality, original content were also impacted. In an interview following the change, Google Fellow Amit Singhal told Wired Magazine that “no algorithm is 100 percent accurate.” He went on to say that Google is already working to adjust the…
Yesterday I shared the announcement regarding Facebook Page Updates. In it I outlined a number of new features that would help Page admins interact with their fans and other Pages directly without using the persona of the admin. While these changes were welcomed by page admins with open arms, the biggest change could be more crippling than helpful. The Removal of Facebook Tabs For internet marketers and Facebook users alike, tabs have been an integral part of the brand experience…
The everchanging Facebook is at it again, and has announced improvements to Facebook pages that will help businesses better manage communication and increase fan engagement.
Since the integration of Google Places search last October, the local search space has become a hot topic among internet marketers and small businessesalike. The need for a claimed, well optimized Google Places listing has never been more crucial, and yet at the same time it is perhaps at its most confusing and difficult state. In late November I shared some information about Google Places sending review requests via email to small businesses. In many instances it was inconsistencies with address format,…