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- The 4 Step Master plan to protect your blog from Google updates forever! - May 2, 2012
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Before I start I would like to say
“NO this is not another one of those article’s that talks about using backlinks and unique content”
Now that is out of the way with now we can begin.
There is one thing that is on everyone’s lips in the blogosphere and that is “Google” well to tell you the truth I think that Google has always been the main talking point when it comes to online business.
Since the Panda update last year up until now Google are becoming harder to work with.
With every new update the search results seem to be getting more and more bizarre.
The other day I typed in “make money online” in to Google and some of the websites on page one didn’t even have any content and others were just total rubbish.
The crazy thing is that some of the website’s that used to be on page one are now on page oblivion.
Well I’m going to give you “My 4 Step Master plan” on how you can protect your website or online business from every single Google update from now on.
1# Don’t Play Google’s Game!
Can somebody answer this one simple question “what is Google looking for?”
Is it unique content, title tags? Back links? Good on page SEO? Keywords? Etc. Can you truly say that you know?
Well the answered is probably no because with all the updates everyone seems to be a little bit confused or in the dark when it comes to what Google are truly looking for.
So my advice is to stop playing the Google game altogether.
2# Does Google Own You?
Now this is quite a powerful question.
Your website is selling shares from the day it was launched. If someone owns 50% or more of your business they become a majority shareholder and own your business.
Now go and look at your Google analytics traffic report, where does all your traffic come from?
If more than 50% of it comes from Google search then you are in big trouble because if Google falls out of love with your website then 50% of your traffic will disappear overnight.
