November 2009

Google’s New Keyword Interface in Webmaster Tools

by Frank Pipolo on November 13, 2009

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Google has updated its webmaster tools section this week with a new toy called keyword significance.  Even though it hard to tell what you can really do with this data it does give you some good insight on how Google interprets your sight and this will help in your SEO optimization. In Google’s post  they talk about how the tool should help you with your site:

“This will be really useful when you re-implement your site on a new technology framework, or need to identify which URLs may have been hacked. For example, if you start noticing your site appearing in search results for terms totally unrelated to your website (for example, “Viagra” or “casino”), you can use this feature to find those keywords and identify the pages that contain them. This will enable you to eliminate any hacked content quickly.”

If you read one of my last posts about how Google now offers malware alerts you can really see how this new tool and their last ones are starting to help protect the website owner. I love the new how Googlebot sees your website tools as this gives you some great vision into your SEO organic strategy.

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Google Malware Alert Details

by Frank Pipolo November 2, 2009

Also, another new addition to your Google Webmaster Tools is Malware Alerts.  I think this is awesome as I have seen some sites that have lost thousands of dollars in revenue from having hackers get inside thier site and try to spread malware. When Googlebot comes to visit your site like you want them to [...]

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See As Google’s Spider GoogleBot Sees

by Frank Pipolo November 2, 2009

Google has just released a nice additional tool into the Webmaster Tools that has give SEO the potential to finally answer the “What in the worlds does Googlebot see might site as?” Thanks to Google’s latest toy you don’t have to wait until the next time your site is indexed to find out. This new tool [...]

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