12 April 2011

Google Panda / Farmer update is live in the UK

Posted by: Chris Gedge Further.co.uk in SEO

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As of yesterday, April 11th at 12pm West Coast US time, Google officially announced the release of the Google Panda / Farmer update in all English speaking countries. The official post can be found here on the Official Google Webmaster Central blog.

People are already reporting ranking drops and gains (although it's very early days to make any real conclusions), it seems sites that have put the effort in to make their content unique and useful are gaining.

If you haven't already, this certainly seems like a good time to review your site's content. Check out our guide to avoid the Panda update on eCommerce sites.

Additionally seek out poor performing content by finding high bounce rate pages in your analytics package. Either try to improve the quality of this content or consider removing it altogether. Watch those aggressive Adsense placements too!

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Isn't it annoying when you search for a company or brand in Google only to be presented by low quality voucher sites and comparison engines? Quite... [...]

Comment posted 13.04.11 @ 11:37

You have got to love Google.... they do manage to keep us all on our SEO tip-toes. Of course Google were going to give voucher code sites a kicking... they want to become "THE voucher code" website themselves - anyone remember their failed attempt at buying Groupon? Panda is their latest filter at 'making it difficult' (not removing entirely) for voucher code affiliates to run financially viable businesses.

Comment posted 19.04.11 @ 21:09

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