#googlealgorithmguide

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Google Algorithm Update – No Follow

Among the several factors that affect your website’s position on Google’s search, No-Follow Attribute is one.

Have you ever heard about No-Follow Attribute? Do you know what exactly is No-Follow?

No-Follow is a characteristic that restricts backlink to a specific website or blog created with unethical means of off-page SEO activities. With this thought, Google on January 1, 2005 released the No-Follow Update to keep a strict control on outbound link quality. Spammy blog comments and spammy links came to an end with a significant impact on quality graph of link building activities. This in turn was a major change experienced by business owners at a point where many websites were spammed because of low quality outbound links.

With this update, Google started to keep an eye to put a strict control over low quality links with an assurance to create a significant and qualitative impact on link building activities.

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Google Algorithm Update - Austin

Today let’s discuss about the Austin Update in Google Algorithm that stood hard on suspicious websites that were following unethical means to gain SERPs.

With this update, Google came up with an initiative to clean up all the websites that used deceptive SEO tactics. Such as, the practices that include keywords stuffing throughout the website and invisible text. The update is known as Austin update that was released on January 1, 2004 worked to clean all the mess.

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Google Algorithm Update - Esmeralda

Have you ever noticed that your website keeps going up and down the search engine ranking? Earlier it was one effort that stayed for one month and then with the Esmeralda update, there was an indication of daily updates and the search engine rankings started to go up and down very often. This calls for a serious watch on all the updates so that you can improve your website to retain its ranking in the search system.

Do you know what ‘Everflux’ is? If you go by the term then it simply means ‘Ever’, something that goes forever. The same concept applies for the Esmeralda Update released on 1 June, 2003 that was an indication of daily changes to the Google search system. With this search system the monthly updates that were tagged by the name ‘Google Dance’ were being started to be replaced by ‘Everfulx’.