Published: Oct 09, 2007 - 07:30 pm
Story Found By: kevgibbo 1587 Days ago
Category: SEO
4 Comments
4 Comments
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Looks like that touches on quite a few of the anomalies weve been seeing over the past months. Jumping out right at the top is, "making other pages on the same site more relevant for that information, even if it isn’t mentioned on those other pages." Thats been reported numerous times.Thanks, Bill.
Thanks for the sphinn, and thanks for your observations, Jim.This patent filing offers a lot of things to look at, but I think that its an approach that is worth looking into more deeply. It offers an opportunity for pages that should rank well for certain terms and topics to have a better chance of doing so.
He, he, he. I love the clarity of this business. In Eric Enges interview with Matt Cutts published today Matt outlines the pitfalls of using many of the pieces of evidence of authority talked about in the patent.http://www.stonetemple.com/articles/interview-matt-cutts.shtmlIll try to absorb a bit more of it during my p.m.coffee break.
I wouldnt go by what pieves of information they are using, but the intention which confirms that general "topical authority" for specific or related terms is important.I have found this to be a factor for both blog search and the main index and is why tightly focused niche sites can perform extremely well in search.