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Posted By: PPCblogger 550 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seobook.com)
Category: Google SEO
In early December some astute webmasters noticed that some of their longterm (in some cases many years) #1 or #2 ranking pages in Google now rank at #6. Just like with the Google -30 and the Google -950 penalties, some people will maintain this is fiction, but too many smart people experienced the same thing at the same time for it to be such.
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from wrock 550 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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PPCblogger thanks for the update this is a great article written on Aaron's site and has some very useful insight on the new filter theory.

This Post also has some great references from others such as Randle, Tedster and JoeSinkwitz one the Webmasterworld Forum.

from PPCblogger 550 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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No problem - There were just to many smart people saying they were experiencing the same thing for there not to be anything in it.

from iBrian 548 days ago #
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Seen this too - wouldn't call it a penalty, as much as a filter - but definitely something to think hard about.


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