As Google’s Penguin update continually evolves, businesses of all sizes are constantly on their toes to prevent getting a Google penalty from one of the Penguin updates. The Penguin 2.0 update, which was released on May 23, 2013, affected a lot of websites – roughly 2.3% of web queries, which was the biggest hit since the original Penguin release in April 2012. Continue Reading
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Anca Bradley @ancabradleyGreat, free tool, which gives valuable data about which algorithm updates may be negatively or positively affecting your website. It requires registration but it's fast. You can check it out here http://fruition.net/sem/user/login. Especially with all the Google updates (latest being Penguin 2.0), it's hard to tell what hit you. This tool is gold!
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Jonathan Mills @J_MillsI like that it shows % likelihood of impact and by which updates. Helpful to review past updates as well.
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Drew Michael @DrubageWe were wondering about some Google updates and how they had affected our site. This tool is amazing!
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Brad Anderson @BradcAndersonGreat comments. FYI we're capping registrations because of data limits. Let us know what you think before we shut down the Google penalty checker. Thanks!
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TrafficSalad @TrafficSaladAre you just going to cap new registrations? or completely remove access to the Penalty checker? Thanks!
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Jen LaFlam @jenlaflamA great report. And it's free and instant?! Easy to read, use and quickly check domains to demonstrate the need for more expertise!
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LAUREN WELBORN @laurenwelbornHaving a sophisticated tool like this to understand positive or negative impacts on a website is a huge deal because it gives us actual data to support our website's content decision making. Plus, the results are immediate which is super convenient!
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