Google Going Gaga Over Social And Search Newbie Launches In 2011

Since January 2011 there has been a complete metamorphosis of the search and social integration by Google focusing on quality search results  and  the user.

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All these major launches and announcements indicate that Google is serious about social and search . It wants to focus on quality search results by integrating the social voice in the search results keeping the user at the epicenter.

  • In January 2011 Google announced that they will be taking the search spam very seriously Matt Cutts Said that “we’re evaluating multiple changes that should help drive spam levels even lower, including one change that primarily affects sites that copy others’ content and sites with low levels of original content.” That change was approved at our weekly quality launch meeting last Thursday and launched earlier this week.
  • Google started tightening the noose on the quality aspect of search results with the Panda or Farmer Update for its search algorithm from February 2011 onwards. So far, the Panda schedule has been like this:

· Panda Update 1.0: Feb. 24, 2011

· Panda Update 2.0: April 11, 2011 (about 7 weeks later)

· Panda Update 2.1: May 10, 2011 (about 4 weeks later)

· Panda Update 2.2: June 16, 2011 (about 5 weeks later)

  • In February 2011 Google announced an update to Google Social Search
  • In March 2011 Google Announces its +1s recommendations
  • In May 2011 

Google introduced the official search blog http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/introducing-our-official-search-blog.html

Google Social Search  went Global.

Google shared its view about what count as a high quality site. http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/05/more-guidance-on-building-high-quality.html

  • In June 2011 Google introduced

The authorship markup and the rel attribute.

Google announces search by voice, text or image

Updated and evolved the design of the search page

Highlighted Content Creators In Search results

The mega social Media project Google +

The Google+ Project : The Social Network Project From Google

Google has announced its ambitious Social Media Project namely Google+ read as Google Plus. I have not yet got any hands on experience on it but from the blogosphere I guess Google has tried to stir up all the plus points of the existing successful social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, Skype) and brewed Google+ to appeal to all and also made it mobile with an instant upload feature.

It has

+Circles: share what matters, with the people who matter most

+Sparks: strike up a conversation, about pretty much anything

+Hangouts: stop by and say hello, face-to-face-to-face

+Mobile: share what’s around, right now, without any hassle

+Huddle : Group Chat

Take a Quick Overview:

The Indian Social Media Landscape Is Changing Fast : Lets Review The Facts

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India Is Being Reborn:

Some Facts In The Video Below:

  • India Has 134 MN TV Homes
  • India Has 80 MN Internet Users
  • 450 MN Mobile Users
  • 240 MN Indians Experienced Internet On Their Phones in 2010
  • Over 2 MN Accesses Social Media Sites
  • This Number Is Expected To Grow 36 Times In The Next 3 Years
  • Out Of 80 MN Indians Online 1/3 are  on Social Media Sites
  • India Is The 5th Largest Country For Facebook
  • India Will Be The 2nd Largest By 2012
  • 20 MN Indians Look For Job openings Online Every Month
  • Linkedin Has 9 MN Users In India
  • Indian Consulting Firms Will Hire 35% Of Their Staff From Linkedin And Similar Sites
  • Twitter Already Has More Than  9 MN Users
  • In The Next 6 Months 25000 Indians Intend To Join Twitter Each Day
View The Video For More Details:

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The Purpose Behind Commenting On Blog Posts

In continuation to our earlier blog post on The Art Of Commenting On Blogs we would like to share our perspective on the The Purpose Behind Commenting On Blogs.The user generated content in the form of comments is something that every blogger looks forward to when a blog post is published. As this content is the indication that the post has been read by the visitor and the visitor has found it compelling enough to share his opinion about it.

The main purpose of sharing your views or opinion in the form of a comment is to voice your thoughts about the topic which will carry the discussion further and enrich the post with more knowledgeable information which you may be able to add because of your experience and knowledge about the subject matter.

Each value- added comment adds to the info. about the topic of the post and every reply takes the discussion further. It also indicates the popularity and readership of the blog to a great extent. This mode of interacting with the people in your niche industry and sharing knowledge has been the prevalent even before the people started using social media sites like face and twitter for sharing and interacting with each other.

Comments on the blog give an idea to the blogger about his style of writing and encourages the blogger as blogging is not only putting forward your opinion but also being open about listening to other people’s opinion all over the globe which may generate fresh perspectives and ideas about a certain topic by initiating conversations and discussions by way of comments and replies. This can be between the blogger and the readers or the readers amongst themselves.

Each valuable comment is a contribution and shows respect for the blogger as it proves that the visitor to your blog who may have reached the blog via whatever media, whether he is a new or a repeat visitor he has spent time in adding to the content and proving that he has read the post. Hence the metrics like the no. of comments on the blog, no. of visits (new and repeat – as more no. of repeat visits to the blog indicates that people want to come back to the site again to read more about what is the latest being shared by the blogger on his blog) are important in judging the popularity and acceptability of the blog in that niche industry .

But just like every coin has two sides, people instead of these objectives behind commenting are resorting to comment spamming just like we had the keyword spam and the link spam.

What is comment spam and how can the blogger help to avoid such a spam?

According to Google on http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=81749

Comments are a great way for webmasters to build community and readership. Unfortunately, they're often abused by spammers and nogoodniks, many of whom use scripts or other software to generate and post spam.

If you've ever received a comment that looked like an advertisement or a random link to an unrelated site, then you've encountered comment spam.

Here are some ideas for reducing or preventing comment spam on your website.

· Turn on comment moderation

· Use "nofollow" tags

· Disallow hyperlinks in comments (Or have a Link Policy)

· Block comment pages using robots.txt or META tags

· Think twice about enabling a guestbook or comments

· Use a blacklist to prevent repetitive spamming attempts.

· Add a "report spam" feature to user profiles and friend invitations.

· Monitor your site for spammy pages.

Blogs are usually created for sharing , expressing and voicing certain thoughts, opinions and information to reach out to more and more people , comments on the blog prove that this exercise has been fruitful and has a multiplier effect on the outreach. Every valuable comment benefits the blogger and commentor but only if the true purpose of blogging and commenting is kept in mind while commenting.

Authorship markup And The rel Attribute

Holding a Ruling Pen.Image via WikipediaGoogle early this month announced that they now support authorship markup—a way to connect authors with their content on the web.Great quality content is written by experienced and knowledgeable authors and associating the content on the web written by them to their name is quite a logical thing to do. Some authors become synonymous to authority and reliable info. about the topics they write on and deserve the credit due to them on the web. Google now has a focus on fresh quality content on websites as a major factor with its Panda Update and this piece of micro data can help Google to sieve out the grain from the chaff easily .Since Guest Blogging has also taken up in a very big way on the web, this Authorship Markup is surely a great help to all those who write extensively as Guest Bloggers on the web on various blogs. As this markup gives an identity to the author and acknowledges his/her work on the web.

This is a markup that enables websites to publicly link within their site from content to author pages. For example, if an author at a reputed blog has written dozens of articles, using this markup, the webmaster can connect these articles with that blog author page. An author page describes and identifies the author, and can include things like the author’s bio, photo, articles and other links.

Google Webmaster Central on
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=1229920 gives the following information :

To identify the author of an article or page, include a link to an author page on your domain and add rel="author" to that link, like this:

Written by Matt Cutts.

This tells search engines: "The linked person is an author of this linking page." The rel="author" link must point to an author page on the same site as the content page. For example, the page http://example.com/content/webmaster_tips could have a link to the author page at http://example.com/authors/mattcutts. Google uses a variety of algorithms to determine whether two URLs are part of the same site. For example, http://example.com/content, http://www.example.com/content, and http://news.example.com can all be considered as part of the same site, even though the hostnames are not identical.

If you have added the authorship markup you can check its validity on

http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets

 

Understanding And Adapting To The Google Panda Update - A Simple, Systematic, Straight Forward Approach

An animation of the quicksort algorithm sortin...Image via WikipediaGoogle keeps on updating their search algorithms time and again in order to improve the quality of search results on a regular basis. Way back Google announced a PageRank technology to display quality search results as the webmasters were misusing the keyword tag extensively and there was a lot of black hat which was affecting the quality of results on the search engines.

Recently we have the Panda update which is a major update to the algorithm affecting the SERPs.

Google mentioned on its blogpost when they first announced (Feb. 24 2011)  the Panda Update 1.0 that “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.”

It also added “we’re very excited about this new ranking improvement because we believe it’s a big step in the right direction of helping people find ever higher quality in our results.”

On April 11th 2011 Google made this a global update and said Google's quality guidelines provide helpful information about how to improve your site.

In May 2011 and now in June 2011 Google has further updated and tweaked the algorithm for applying it more efficiently and reward site which follow the guidelines , are rich in quality content and are a source of valuable information for the user (searcher).

So far, the Panda schedule has been like this:

· Panda Update 1.0: Feb. 24, 2011

· Panda Update 2.0: April 11, 2011 (about 7 weeks later)

· Panda Update 2.1: May 10, 2011 (about 4 weeks later)

· Panda Update 2.2: June 16, 2011 (about 5 weeks later)

An Algorithm is a set of mathematical equations or rules that a search engine uses to rank the content contained within its index in response to a particular search query.

The Google Algorithm is the mathematical formula that Google uses to create the results (SERPS) when you do a Google search.

As Larry co-founder of Google said long ago, we want to give you back “exactly what you want.” On June 14th 2011 at the Inside Search Event Amit Singhal said that speed is something Google is obsessed about Google wants to make the search experience and browsing as smooth and as fast as like flipping a magazine and even avoid the delay of 5 secs. which usually is the case when a query is entered and the search results are displayed.

The Panda update is an effort to achieve both these objectives of quality search results and speed. The main focus is on quality content and the usability of the site for the user. Google wants to reward sites with quality content and are created with a focus on the user convenience of use and navigation.

So, the million dollar question is :

What Is Quality Content?

Google has even answered that on their blog by posing 23 questions for a site:

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/05/more-guidance-on-building-high-quality.html

Point-wise And In A Precise Manner The Content Reflects High standards Of Quality If the content is :

1. Trust worthy

2. Written by an expert

3. Not duplicated with other variations on the same site

4. The site can be trusted for credit card payments

5. Does not have spelling and style errors

6. The topic is in sync with what the readers want to read about

7. Is original

8. Adds value to the topic

9. Checked for quality standards to provide good UX

10. Unbiased and give both sides of the story

11. Hosted on Domain Authority

12. Is not mass produced

13. Is edited well

14. Trust worthiness related to important matters like health

15. Reflects brand authority

16. Is complete and offers an overall view about the topic

17. Stating facts or discussing the topic with insights

18. Is it worth sharing

19. Having a lot of Ads. Loses the true essence of information and knowledge

20. Is the content worth being printed

21. Is it long enough to be informative

22. Is attention given to detail

23. Is published with good UX

Read More on: http://www.webpro.in/the-quality-content-site-guidelines-and-parameters-by-google/

If your site meets the above requirements, does not have the violation factors as mentioned on the SEO Periodic Table , has a good download speed and ensures a good UX (User Experience) then your site is well adapted to the new Panda Update.

Hence, instead of hastily modifying the on-page factors : Focus on :

· developing quality content

· sharing more valuable information with your visitors

· improving the technical factors (Page Download Speed , Internal Architecture And Navigation, Bounce Rate , Engagement of the visitors on the site ,Time On Site) of your site.

If your site helps Google achieve its objectives of 'QUALITY SEARCH RESULTS' then  the Google Algorithm helps your site achieve its objectives of SERPs and Search Visibility.

 

Major SEO Factors Influencing The Search Engine Rankings And Web Visibility

Google says that there are more than 200 ranking factors varying in degree of  importance. Some of the most important SEO factors which we focus upon and which we think are quite influential for SEO results are as follows:

On Page Factors

The on-page optimization ensures that the content of the page which the user can view is indexed by the search engines too. Due to proper indexing the site gets associated with that content in such a way that it can get ranked high for the search queries targeting the content of that site.

  • Meta Data:

Metadata is information about data.The tag provides metadata about the HTML document. Metadata does not get displayed on the page, but is machine parsable. The tag always goes inside the head element.

  • Title Tag : 

According to the W3C:

‘The TITLE element is not considered part of the flow of text.
It should be displayed, for example as the page header or
window title. Exactly one title is required per document.’

From the user perspective it should give an idea about the content on that page and from the search engines perspective it is the most important piece of meta tag in the head section.

The title tag gets displayed in the visitors browser and also is displayed in the search results. The directory editors and people who link to you also use the titles and it also gets saved when a visitor adds it to its favorites.

The ideal length of the title should not exceed 70 charaters and should have the most important keywords in the beginning of the title.

  • Description Tag: 

The meta description is a brief summary of the content on the page. Again this tag is also useful from the user perspective and from the search engine perspective. The search engine displays the content of this tag in the search results after the title and the content thus displayed influences the searcher to click or not to click the search result. Hence the CTR (Click Thru rate) Is to a large extent depends on the way a title tag and description tags are framed.

Ideally the length of the tag should be upto 170 characters and should have the keywords targeted for that page in the content . Again the keyword prominence and keyword priority are very important factors to keep in mind while working on the content of the description tag.

  • Header Tags 

Header Tags H1, H2, H3 should be used in the HTML code. That is an additional logical piece of content which can be Keyword rich as per the content of that para and also mark the content as main paras and sub paras with appropriate headings (H1) and sub headings (H2).

  • Image Alt Text (Logo, Banners, Other Images) 

Images speak louder than words but that is for the user , the search engine bot can hear what is being said via images only if you have added the appropriate Alt Text to it which describes the image and adds valuable content to the page via images. The image names should also describe the image in a short precise manner.

Google and Bing both have image search hence if the image URLs rank in image search option of the search engine it becomes an additional route for targeted traffic in addition to the quality content which the bot indexes which is the text for the image. The image source should be embedded in the HTML and not in the CSS.

  • Content (Static , As per User Preference and User generated) 

Everyone has heard this “CONTENT IS KING” , Quality content is what is important from the SEO perspective.But what is quality content?

Content that is relevant and gives information about what the page is all about is considered as quality content. Relevance and writing from the user perspective is more important than focusing on keywords . This content can be static, dynamic or user-generated. The only thing you have to be sure about is that this content can be indexed by search engines.

  • Navigation Menu Bar 

The navigation menu bar includes the links to all the other pages on the site hence this is one way to give the info. about the URLs on your site to the search engines besides the sitemap.xml file that you upload. Ideally there should be a link to all the other pages from each and every page and the links should be text links with ordered lists used for drop down menus rather than javascript.(Flash is a strict NO-NO)

  • Footer 

The footer is the last piece of content that the search engine bot will read. Ideally the most important links to the site which the user would like to access once he has reached the end of the page should be put in the footer and ofcourse the links to social media accounts and preferably the address too on each page. (PLEASE DO NOT STUFF THE FOOTER WITH KEYWORDS. THAT IS A VERY CHEAP SEO TACTIC)

  • Links to Social Media Accounts

Since search and Social Media have got integrated the need to give details about your social presence on the social media sites like facebook, twitter, youtube,etc . is a must as links from these accounts to your site and links from your site to these accounts sort of prove the authenticity and the ownership of the accounts.

Moreover, I suggest to open accounts on trunk.ly , klout.com, peerindex.net and other such sites which measure the influence of your social presence, associate your account to your niche industry and also keep a record of links shared by you giving a certain online persona to your social presence.

All the data collected by these sites allocate the authority and trust to your social media accounts and thereby the domains linked with these accounts on the basis of correlation.

  • Contact Page and the About us Page 

Local search has never been more important as it is now. Your contact page should have the address , telephone nos , Fax Nos, Email ids and all other contact details preferably in a hCard microformat if you want to get the benefit of local search. Secondly if you have a presence in more than one country then you can have more than one hCard with different ids. So as to get search presence on more than one country specific domain of Google.

The About us page gives information about your company and should rank for the brand search so try correlating the importance of this page to establishing a brand identity. This page should have the details about the team and the mission, vision and values of the company.

  • SEO Friendly URLs 

SEO friendly URLs mean that the URL itself should denote in 2-3 words what the page is about . For e.g www.yourdomainame.com/category/product-name.html this gives an idea to the user and also the keywords associated with that page get some additional boost. Usually all CMS offer this option.

Off Page Factors

Once you have taken care of the on-page factors , off-page factors are all about the factors which determine your popularity, social influence, authority, trust and thereby allocate a certain online reputation to your online presence.

  • Inbound Links 

The inbound links determine your popularity but again the quality , topical and authority links give add more value than the quantity of links. Its better to have 5 good quality relevant links rather than 5000 irrelevant , non-related links.

We have written about our views on Link Building On Our Previous blogposts :
http://www.webpro.in/pagerank-obsession-patience-perseverance-and-seo/

http://www.webpro.in/how-to-re-engineer-the-existing-inbound-links-for-better-seo-benefit/

http://www.webpro.in/inbound-links-and-seo/ We are of the opinion that links should get built as a part of the web journey of the site but if by putting focused efforts you get authority links then more the merrier.
  • Social Presence (Trust And Authority) 
According to Wikipedia:

Social media are media for social interaction, using highly accessible and scalable publishing techniques. Social media use web-based technologies to transform and broadcast media monologues into social media dialogues. Andreas Kaplan and Michael Haenlein define social media as "a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content." Businesses also refer to social media as user-generated content (UGC) or consumer-generated media (CGM). A common thread running through all definitions of social media is a blending of technology and social interaction for the co-creation of value.Hence social media sites offer a two way conversational platform which offers a fair opportunity to voice opinions and feedbacks to both the parties involved .There are many social media sites but Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, YouTube and Blogs are widely used by the netizens. These sites are a good tool for effective online marketing and networking.Your social presence is your voice on the web. SEO is what you say about yourself social media combined voice is what people say about you and when they both are in sync. Your credibility is established.

Duane Forrester's (From Bing) View On Social And Search Integration. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/smx-advanced-duane-forrester-from-bing-talks-social-schema-markup-and-honey-badger-whiteboard-friday

Technical Factors:

 

  • Page Download Speed 
  • Bounce Rate 
  • Click Thru Rate (See Description Tag Above) 
  • Engagement of the visitors on the site 
  • Time On Site 

Apart from the direct on-page and off-page factors there are certain metrics which can be tracked to monitor the progress of the site and at the same time tell a lot about the technical excellence of your site which again impact the user behavior and also influence the search engines for rankings.

In their last Inside Search Event Google made it loud and clear that speed is something Google is obsessed about Google wants to make the search experience and browsing as smooth and as fast as like flipping a magazine and even avoid the delay of 5 secs. which usually is the case when a query is entered and the search results are displayed. Speed is a very crucial factor as the user experience depends on how fast a page get downloaded whether it is a desktop or a mobile device.

If the page downloads fast > people tend to view more no. of pages > which means a low bounce rate > which also means more time on site > If the site has more engagement i.e if people are buying on the site, writing reviews or commenting on certain posts then they are showing interest for the content and it further denotes that it is a user friendly quality site.

All the factors mentioned above work together and in unison to influence the rankings. On-page optimization lays the foundation stone for the edifice , the off-page optimization influence the popularity and affect the stability and improvement of the rankings achieved and the technical factors influence the user behavior and thereby rankings in the long run.

All this cannot be achieved in a day. SEO is an ongoing process and the website needs to be further tweaked and tuned as per the changing algos. of the search engines in order to adapt the site to the changing scenarios so that it can withstand the algoquakes and maintain the visibility.

Google Announces Instant Pages, Search By Voice, Images At Inside Search Event

Today Google announced the introduction to Instant Pages at the Inside Search Event held at San Francisco. Amit Singhal said that speed is something Google is obsessed about Google wants to make thethe search experience and browsing as smooth and as fast as like flipping a magazine and even avoid the delay of 5 secs. which usually is the case when a query is entered and the search results are displayed.

Google thinks that with Google Instant and Instant pages it should be able to achieve this considerably.Google on its official blog mentioned that “The Instant Pages feature is enabled by prerendering technology that we are building into Chrome and then is intelligently triggered by web search when we're very confident about which result is the best answer for the user's search.”

Know more about Instant Pages in the following video:

Google also announced the search by voice and image which they have extended to the desktops also.

Our Live Twitter Posts During The Event Can Be Read On http://twitter.com/#!/search/webprotech%20%2B%20insidesearch

Some Pictures Of The Event:

Google has always remained ahead in matters of search though this year has been remarkable for social but at this event only the developments regarding search were announced and discussed.

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An Introduction To Schemas And Schema.org

Earlier this month Google , Bing and Yahoo in the spirit of sitemaps.org had come together to provide a shared collection of schemas that webmasters can use.

Search engines have been supporting Microformats and dealing with structured markup individually as per their algorithms but as the search engines for quite some time now . The search engines had come to a consensus on the submission of the list of URLs of a site in the form of an XML file as per www.sitemaps.org Now they have agreed to follow certain norms on data which is stored in structured HTML as per www.schema.org

A shared markup vocabulary makes easier for webmasters to decide on a markup schema and get the maximum benefit for their efforts. The no. of websites are increasing exponentially and as the sites are more focused on optimization for search engines and having a web presence on majority of the search options like videos, images, news, discussions, etc. the content embedded in HTML is increasing and the need to correlate the content to relevant search options and make it more easily available to the user on search engines a common set of schemas will surely make the web and search experience more structured and systematic for the users and the search engines .

The schemas are a set of 'types', each associated with a set of properties. The types are arranged in a hierarchy.
Browse the full hierarchy for schemas:

· Creative works: CreativeWork, Book, Movie, MusicRecording, Recipe, TVSeries ...

· Embedded non-text objects: AudioObject, ImageObject,

VideoObject

· Event

· Organization

· Person

· Place, LocalBusiness, Restaurant ...

· Product, Offer, AggregateOffer

· Review, AggregateRating

http://schema.org/docs/schemas.html

From the SEO perspective according to me these kind of collaborative efforts by search engines ensure the indexing as per more accurate relevance and correlation for search results and branding. I think this step of unitedly working on data formats for structured HTML will make the web experience qualitatively and quantitatively richer for the user and the search engines.

#SMX Advanced Seattle (8th June 2011) Day 2 (A Curated Resource)

The details , discussions and the slides shared on Day 2 can be found on the following links:

SMX Advanced Seattle Agenda – June 8, 2011

http://searchmarketingexpo.com/advanced/2011/full_agenda2

SMX Advanced Liveblog: Social Data & Search With Bing’s Stefan Weitz

Day two of our SMX Advanced conference is set to begin shortly with a keynote session on the “Confluence of Social Data & Search.” Bing Director Stefan Weitz is due to give a presentation/demo and then chat with Danny Sullivan.

 

Read more on the following link:
http://searchengineland.com/smx-advanced-liveblog-social-data-search-with-bings-stefan-weitz-80698

Read more on the following link:

http://outspokenmedia.com/blog/

Bing’s “Honey Badger” – An Upgrade To Webmaster Too

This morning at our SMX Advanced conference, Bing’s Stefan Weitz announced “Honey Badger” — Bing’s latest upgrade to its Webmaster Tools.

Read more on the following link:

http://searchengineland.com/bings-honey-badger-an-upgrade-to-webmaster-tools-80738

Hashtag for the show is #smx catch up with the trending topic for the SEO industry onhttp://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%23smx or you can follow @smx

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