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Matt Cutts: How many search algorithm changes were made in 2009?

Matt Cutts: How many search algorithm changes were made in 2009?

by RankRecover | May 13, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: How many search algorithm changes were made in 2009? – Quick Answer: 350-400

Matt Cutts: Will having a site available on both IPv4 and IPv6 cause a duplicate content issue?

Matt Cutts: Will having a site available on both IPv4 and IPv6 cause a duplicate content issue?

by RankRecover | May 12, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: Will having a site available on both IPv4 and IPv6 cause a duplicate content issue? – Quick Answer: No

Matt Cutts: Should large corporations use rel=canonical on every page?

Matt Cutts: Should large corporations use rel=canonical on every page?

by RankRecover | May 12, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: Should large corporations use rel=canonical on every page? – Quick Answer: They can, but fix the structure first. Be careful with it

Matt Cutts: Will Google suspect that useful links on our site are paid?

Matt Cutts: Will Google suspect that useful links on our site are paid?

by RankRecover | May 11, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: Will Google suspect that useful links on our site are paid? – Quick Answer: No

Matt Cutts: Why don’t you turn off the PageRank feature in the Google Toolbar?

Matt Cutts: Why don’t you turn off the PageRank feature in the Google Toolbar?

by RankRecover | May 11, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: Why don’t you turn off the PageRank feature in the Google Toolbar? – Quick Answer: People use it

Matt Cutts: How does Google handle pages with content that changes on each page load?

Matt Cutts: How does Google handle pages with content that changes on each page load?

by RankRecover | May 11, 2017 | Google SEO Questions

Topic: How does Google handle pages with content that changes on each page load? – Quick Answer: When Google crawls, it’s a snapshot in time. It might miss important links in a rotation

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