matt cutts

Paid posts are the devil incarnate according to search engines

Posted by robwatts on December 29, 2007 at 11:13 am

All commercial content should contain nofollow outward links, all of it..
Read in isolation that’s some statement huh? Yet if you read the posts at Ted Murphy and Andy Beard regarding Google and paid reviews, then that would be a fair conclusion to arrive at. Seems that Matt Cutts has averred that paid reviews or posts [...]

Meanwhile in a search engine vortex oft 53rd street..

Posted by robwatts on December 3, 2007 at 7:46 pm
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Very soon, you’ll no longer have to confess to being a sinner in order to use Googles re-inclusion or reconsideration request ( I suspect it’ll be called the take me off the naughty list next week, being xmas and all that)
This is a good thing, a small thing, but a good thing nonetheless. Anything that [...]

Wordpress Pagerank flow considerations

Posted by robwatts on October 9, 2007 at 10:41 am

Matt Cutts in a recent interview said that Google does allow PageRank to flow through noindex pages. If you have pages on your wordpress install that add little value to your readers and you’d like to prevent them from being indexed, then you might want to take that into account.
Eric Enge: Can [...]

Matt Cutts Upgrades WP and then gets hacked…

Posted by robwatts on April 1, 2007 at 7:46 am

Wow Matt upgrades WP and um gets hacked – WP 2.2 time already?
Is there some kind of discredit WP agenda going on?
Not good.
edit:Um hold on, could this be anApril fools joke? Lol if it is, too funny, it got me!

Want success on the web? Work hard, say something

Posted by robwatts on March 31, 2007 at 4:52 pm

Then the answer is simple. Work damn hard, have something to say.
I watched a video the other day from some guy in New York going by the name of Loren Feldman. I can’t find the link or recall where I saw it, but in a nutshell, Loren was talking about (in his own inimitable [...]