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Went Hot: June 5, 2008 - 3:27 am
Posted By: scottclark 396 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.mattcutts.com)
Category: Google SEO

Matt Cutts posts lots of new docs, links about IP delivery/geolocation/cloaking, Nofollow documentation, Better definition for doorway pages, Robots.txt.

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from Jill 396 days ago #

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Great info and some really good clarifications here from Matt Cutts.

from hugogill 396 days ago #

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Very useful indeed. Thank you.

from Kimota 396 days ago #

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Awesome. Excellent stuff

from willneu 395 days ago #

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Handy to send clients indeed, nice.

from jameskm03 395 days ago #

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Thanks for the share. Always good when Matt clarifies something. I think the most important thing to note is still. “Make pages primarily for users, not for search engines”

from onreact 394 days ago #

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I don't know why some of you are so fond of this post. It's not even about SEO. It's about robots.txt, spam, spam reporting, paid links, nofollow, doorway pages. I can't find anything useful in there that will allow me to inrease rankings or ROI.

from willneu 394 days ago #

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@onreact: Not everything that is interesting is going to increase your rankings, but if its helpful to send/quote to clients then it is just as important.

from Harith 394 days ago #

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Very kind of Matt to metion the importance of feedback Google is receiving including that of SEOs ;-)

"Conclusion
No search engine is perfect, and everyone will have different opinions about what a search engine should focus on. But I appreciate the feedback that we get from users, webmasters, and SEOs. I know that the suggestions that we get help to make Google a better search engine. If you see me at SMX Advanced, please walk right up and say hello. I promise that I’m not frightening, and I’d like to hear where you think Google needs to improve. There will also be a bunch of other Googlers at the conference — don’t be shy about approaching them, either."

from NicholasPapadopoulos 394 days ago #

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Thanks for letting me know. That is very useful.