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[...] According to the experts at Google, the Penguin Update that launched at the end of April only affected around 3% of search queries, meaning the vast [...]

[...] thousands of webmasters do each day, and wait for the Google team to investigate. Since the Penguin update this is tending to take quite a long time though, so we suggest not holding your proverbial [...]

[...] this year, and according to some sources thousands more see their ranking fall with every Penguin update. The main aim of Penguin is to weed out spam content but occasionally it does get it wrong [...]

[...] on gathering fresher link data (just March and April) so that users can determine how the Penguin update has affected the internet as a whole. Anchor text data will also be released as soon as the [...]

[...] websites slip down the rankings during the month of April have naturally blamed the launch of Google Penguin for the changes, but it seems Penguin may not be entirely to blame. This is because Google [...]

[...] If you’re reading this then you should know all about Google Penguin by now and its aim to penalise over-optimised websites with low rankings. Since its initial [...]

[...] at Google, the Penguin Update that launched at the end of April only affected around 3% of search queries, meaning the vast majority of webmasters should not have had their sites affected in a severe [...]

[...] to be low quality. • An increase in the size of Google’s index by 15%, which means all search queries are now matched using the increased index. For a full list of changes made during April visit [...]

[...] in the world of SEO say yes, social interaction with Google+ does now help to boost search engine rankings more than Facebook, but is this just because it is Google behind the new social platform? [...]

[...] trying to stop spam sites that use anything but white hat SEO techniques to boost their search engine rankings, but until Google categorically lets webmasters know what classes as white hat and what [...]

[...] shown a positive correlation between the number of mentions a URL gets on Twitter and its Google rankings. Yes, most webmasters have believed this to be the case for years now, but now there are [...]

[...] madness or whether Google have in fact made a mistake on this occasion. Interesting times for SEO Companies ??? [...]

[...] size of the World Wide Web for a long time, and the results are bound to be a big help to all SEO companies out there. [...]

[...] Since the Google Penguin Update that was implemented at the beginning of May thousands of website owners have seen their [...]