Google’s April Update Increases Protection and Punishment
The Google 2012 April Update aims to crack down on companies who use questionable link building tactics. The Google April update will impose an increased number of penalties to improve the overall quality of back links, streamline search engine optimization practices, and improve the reputation and experience associated with certain websites.
Prior to the Google 2012 April update, site managers were able to quickly remove unnatural or “bad” links before being penalized, but now it won’t be so easy to deal with Google’s warnings. As a result of the recent Google April update, SEO agencies and website builders and content writers will need to be much more careful about how they go about building links onto their websites. The Google April update has been expected for some time now, especially with the increasing amount of shady dealings in the SEO business.
The last Google algorithm that searched for unnatural links was created almost three years ago, and thus many Internet commentators have been speculating about an update for some time now. The Google 2012 April Update essentially aims to enhance the integrity and the protection of websites and browsers by increasing the penalties for those who use bad or artificial back links as an amped up means of site promotion.
Unnatural links tend to be repeated on hundreds of sites, and the duplicate content calls websites into question and reduces the helpfulness of Google, which was forced by these links to turn up a number of identical sites and repeat content for its users. Now, Google aims to halt these practices by inflicting more punishments on those companies who publish and republish in this manner, effectively locating agencies that managed to go under the radar with no penalty in the past. This crackdown associated with the Google 2012 April update comes as no surprise to the GAMIT Company, which has built its entire service around the anticipation of such a move.
Ever aware that Google would most likely enhance its monitoring of poor link building strategy, GAMIT made sure from the very beginning to guarantee natural link building, vowing not to put material on hundreds of sites (in fact, no single item of web content is reproduced on more than fifty pages). The company uses free, unpaid content that is directly connected to a particular website’s content and goals, in order to guarantee that sites can avoid the penalties associated with the Google April update. As an added and even more important bonus, sites that cease to use SEO companies with questionable practices will most likely see an improvement in their overall reputation and perhaps even increased traffic from Internet browsers.
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