Google Declares War against Content Farms – Releases New Algorithm

In an attempt to make first page SERP (Search Engine Result Page) more useful for search users, Today Google announced that they have implementation of their new “Content Farm Algorithm” which attempts to eliminating the websites from Google search result when they copied content, rewrite the original stories and otherwise use already created content and “blackhat techniques” to build visitors & pageviews. The new “Content Farm Algorithm” was explained by Amit Singhal and Matt Cutts in a blog post in which they said it will affect 11.8% of U.S. SERP (Search Engine Result Page) and “It’s designed to reduce search engine rankings for low-quality sites, the sites which are low-value add for users, copied content from other websites or sites that are just not having very useful information.” Good News Go on to add: “At the same time, Content Farm Algorithm will provide better search rankings for high-quality sites—sites with original content and more informative such as research and in-depth reports, thoughtful analysis and so on.” The news is bad for which sites having rewrite content and gets even worse for Demand Media with a co-worker of Matt Cutts stating that “there’s a department full of Ph.Ds at Google that exists for the sole purpose of getting Demand Media out of the search results.” If you’re unfamiliar with Demand Media they implement content farming by employing thousands of freelance content writers and editors who write articles based on the companies own technology which determines which keywords will give to earn the most money and then using of SEO practices on top sites to place their articles for maximum exposure. The Blog Post Matt Cutts and Singhal state: Many of the changes we make are so subtle that very few people notice them. But in the last day or so we launched a pretty big algorithmic improvement to our ranking—a change that noticeably impacts 11.8% of our queries—and we wanted to let people know what’s going on. This update is designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites—sites which are low-value add for users, copy content from other websites or sites that are just not very useful. At the same time, it will provide better rankings for high-quality sites—sites with original content and information such as research, in-depth reports, thoughtful analysis and so on. This update will be affected many websites, In is the case with any Google algorithm Updated so it will be more interesting to see how traffic results are affected and which types websites they wreak. The Google Chrome extension has recently released Personal Blocklist, But there is no affect on any websites current ranking results. Then human reported sites are compared against system based algorithm and Google is said to be very pleased with the results they have seen so far. With Microsoft Bing breathing down Google’s neck, it’s nice to see them taking spam so serious, of course Bing will just end up copying their new results soon. Anil Kumar is a copywriter working with Soppnox Solutions. Soppnox is one of the leading Search Engine Optimization Services Company in India, Bangalore. Our SEO Company India provides very effective SEO services, internet marketing and social media marketing. Contact: 0091-80-41460556 Email: sales@soppnox.com

My crock pot was one of our best wedding presents

My crock pot was one of our best wedding presents, although at the time, this young bride had no idea what an incredible gift she had received. I had no experience with them, my full time working mother had survived feeding her family through the 1970's (when they were all the rage) and 80's because she had, firstly an automatic oven, and then also a microwave. My mother never had one of the lovely orange crock pots that adorned the kitchen counters of most home in the 70's! My affection for my crock pot was born of the frustration of not being able to make a tender, richly flavored beef casserole with the basic ingredients I'd been taught to cook with... So when I discovered Cheap Pandora Charms the crockpot beef stew recipe in the instruction manual produced the type of flavor, taste and texture - from cheaper cuts of meat - that I was looking for, a friendship began! To learn how this new toy worked, I just stuck with the recipes in the instruction manual to start off with, adding a touch of this and touch of that only after I tried the recipe verbatim the first time. At first, I would only cook with the crockpot when I was at home to watch it, as I wasn't comfortable having it going for 8-10 hours without supervision. However, it did not take me long to trust that it was not going to do anything to the meal but tenderly bubble away and make it perfectly through the day. In those days, I could not have afforded to ruin dinner, our food budget was stretched so tight - it was imperative every recipe was a success! I loved that I could stretch a small quantity of a cheaper cut of beef so far. I learned to cook red kidney beans and chick peas and freeze them in the right size containers to be added to a crock pot recipe. I worked out how to add root vegetables and have them cook with the meal to make one pot meals. The more I learned, Pandora Bracelets Sale the further I stretched the dollar, but also, the more nutritional value was added to each meal! What bonus! As a side effect of the current economic conditions, I notice people are increasingly returning to cooking at home. Cooking in general is in favor again. We are wanting easy to prepare, budget-conscious, great tasting, nutritious meals that fit in with our busy lifestyle. Meals that flexible, that allow us to eat either as soon as we get in from school, or back from sports practice, or eat as a family together. We want minimum fuss preparation and clean up too! The knowledge I have gained over my twenty plus years friendship with my trusty crock pot tells me it is time to rekindle or introduce a new generation to crockpot cooking!