Matt Cutts: Do URL shorteners pass anchor text?
Topic: Do URL shorteners pass anchor text? – Quick Answer: Yes
Matt Cutts: Is there a way to tell Google about a mobile version of a page?
Topic: Is there a way to tell Google about a mobile version of a page? – Quick Answer: Either use a responsive site or rel=alternate if you have a mobile site with a rel=canonical on the mobile site.
Matt Cutts: Why are some of Google’s products not available outside of the US?
Topic: Why are some of Google’s products not available outside of the US? – Quick Answer: They’re a US company. Internationalisation is hard
Matt Cutts: Updated messages for manual webspam actions
Topic: Updated messages for manual webspam actions – Quick Answer: Google will include some examples of URLs they have flagged as spam, so that webmasters know where to look to clean up links
Matt Cutts: Did the last Google Dance come with update BART or Fritz?
Topic: Did the last Google Dance come with update BART or Fritz? – Quick Answer: Bart was the internal code name, it was known as Fritz externally
Matt Cutts: Is the order of links on a page important for SEO?
Topic: Is the order of links on a page important for SEO? – Quick Answer: Don’t worry about it. There’s no special benefit to it being the first link
Matt Cutts: Is there an SEO disadvantage to using responsive design instead of separate mobile URLs?
Topic: Is there an SEO disadvantage to using responsive design instead of separate mobile URLs? – Quick Answer: No
Matt Cutts: What are the factors that go into determining the PageRank of a Twitter page?
Topic: What are the factors that go into determining the PageRank of a Twitter page? – Quick Answer: Backlinks
Matt Cutts: Should I focus on clarity or jargon when writing content?
Topic: Should I focus on clarity or jargon when writing content? – Quick Answer: Clarity, but also include jargon.
Matt Cutts: Should I use the disavow tool even if there’s not a manual action on my site?
Topic: Should I use the disavow tool even if there’s not a manual action on my site? – Quick Answer: Yes