cgingrich

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   by cgingrich 12y ago

   For sure - I've seen eCommerce sites intentionally bloat category pages with tons of written content for the sake of not appearing thin. That's definitely not the experience that users want. I will say though that I've tend
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   by cgingrich 12y ago

   Definitely not every detail. Even a simple - "Penalty for duplicate content," "Penalty for thin content," or "Penalty for low quality content," would provide some context. Was it manual or automatic? These
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   by cgingrich 12y ago

   I agree there Kalium...Google is a company of scale and they think in broad strokes (part of why they are so successful). I don't think I'm asking them to tell us everything about how it works but they managed to create a messagi
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   by cgingrich 12y ago

   No doubt....I think the main argument though is how can Google encourage and help out well-meaning site owners when the algorithm gets it wrong?
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   by cgingrich 12y ago

   Thanks John! Appreciate the support...I'm not saying we didn't miss anything but after banging our heads against a wall for 9 months, at least a small confirmation of where we stand would help. These are real people making tough