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It's so hard to tell these days what Google wants. I don't see anything on your blog that would raise a red flag or in Google's eyes that deserves a slap.
Alan
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I didn't track most of the changes, and I am constantly making adjustments, but here are the main ones I remember.
That is all I can think of for now, but that seems to cover the vast majority of the changes |
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PaulR,
That is probably it. I have been continually fighting against doing any SEO because I didn't want to get a PR slaps, and now I go against my principles and instinct and look what happens. The main issue is now: How do I fix it? I imagine removing the SEO stuff would be the first bit, but what next? Do I just wait and hope for Google to reinstate my PR? |
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I have read that if changing the look of your site can really affect your rankings and your PR..
i think that's one of the biggest mistake that a blogger/webmaster do.. modifying their websites.. you said you tried to target a certain keywords. you mean you even edit your latest posts?..
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Putting a post in multiple categories isnt really a good idea, creates duplicate content. Might want to think about using tags instead and nofollowing them or nofollow your cat's. Categories, tags, archives, author archives, date based archives, all create a good deal of duplicate content. If your trying to theme your blog with a keyword look into the plugin alinks and the silo module that goes with it.
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