How To Fix Your Website and Avoiding a Google Penalty

Every people who operates or run a website all seen that the rank of the site on search engine results pages plays an important role to his accomplishment. Nonetheless, something you may not realize is Google penalty and its relevant effects. This can be the first time you hear the term “Google penalty”. In fact, you might have been a sufferer of this penalty without knowing about it. The latest series of Panda updates are actually based on the questions that have been an enigma to most people, especially those caught unawares by the sudden update. We have, however, made an inquiry into the actual questions and found a lot of useful stuff. To give you an idea of how comprehensive this update turned out to be, here are just some key questions, of which responses were used as criteria for the enactment of the update:

Would you trust the information presented here?  Is this article written by an expert? Does the article have obvious errors? Does the article provide original content or information? Does the article contain insightful analysis? Would you consider bookmarking a page? Are there excessive adverts on the page? Would you like to see this article in print? Does this article provide a complete or comprehensive description of the topic? Are the topics driven by genuine interests of readers of the site, or does the site generate content by attempting to guess what might rank well in search engines? Is the site a recognized authority on its topic? Would you give your credit card information to the domain? Would you trust from this site? Would you recognize this site as an authority? Would users complain when they see pages from this site? Seeing these questions, you would know that there is some delicate approach Google is taking to make sure SEO methods are kept in check. From the get-go, it is implied that the site should contain trustworthy information, be well written, as well as being something of value to its reader, not just the keyword research carried out.

Peter Zmijewski is the founder and CEO at KeywordSpy. His expert knowledge on Internet Marketing practices and techniques has earned him the title “Internet Marketing Guru“ He is also an innovator, investor and entrepreneur widely recognized by the top players in the industry.