Originally Posted by $5 submissions (Post 18916333)

It's not over yet, folks. The algo is being adjusted and smoothed out. Give it a few weeks to stabilize to long term form.

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18915703)

Google ended me

Originally Posted by jscott (Post 18918530)

I lost at least 40k/day google :(

This is total bullshit update from google. My sites are as clean as you can possibly be, updated frequently, many inbound links, and google still bent me over and fucked me hard

Originally Posted by meka2003 (Post 18918579)

Show your site

Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 18918321)

You are not alone. Many good unique resources gone from the Google SEPR's, so not there are completely irrelevant results that contain a lot of "high quality sites". E.g.: http://www.google.com/search?q=profe...l+autoblogging

As you can see, there is http://www.professionalautoblogs.com/ on the 2nd position. So what's exactly Google considers as a high quality website.

All SEO forums are full of stories about white hand-written sites slapped by Penguin. On the other hand the spammy doorways got higher positions. Seems there are many guys who will make a bank on the recent Google engine "improvement".

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18919059)

Its number 1 for me and a expired domain :error

Originally Posted by meka2003 (Post 18918579)

Show your site

Originally Posted by alextokyo (Post 18918777)

Fucking peasant bottom-feeding cockroach.
Get your own ideas. :321GFY

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18915719)

50%-75% loss in traffic, 50% decrease in revenue in last week, usually when revenue dips traffic remains but the busiest sites have been removed for the serps completely. Not looking good.

Originally Posted by CYF (Post 18915950)

1. Make pages primarily for users, not for search engines. Don?t deceive your users or present different content to search engines than you display to users, which is commonly referred to as ?cloaking.?

2. Avoid tricks intended to improve search engine rankings. A good rule of thumb is whether you?d feel comfortable explaining what you?ve done to a website that competes with you. Another useful test is to ask, ?Does this help my users? Would I do this if search engines didn?t exist??

3. Don?t participate in link schemes designed to increase your site?s ranking or PageRank. In particular, avoid links to web spammers or ?bad neighborhoods? on the web, as your own ranking may be affected adversely by those links.

4. Don?t use unauthorized computer programs to submit pages, check rankings, etc. Such programs consume computing resources and violate our Terms of Service. Google does not recommend the use of products such as WebPosition Gold? that send automatic or programmatic queries to Google.

Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 18920367)

Seriously, did I just read this right? You actually think Google's bot/algorithm/index can come to your site/blog read/understand your content as rich and organic? Google's algorithm is a mathematical formula and doesn't have a clue how authentic or even relevant the total content is. Meaning, you might pour your heart out in a post/site and think it's awesome, but how does Google know that? If they did, would they really need you?

Guy's it's not that difficult. Google gambles if your keywords/phrase, supporting text, and site when they first list you. Then if surfers click and stay or not, your link climbs, drops, or stays in the SERPS, that's it.

So when you're dropping/dropped it means others did not link/like your post/site as they bounced off the SERP. The masses determined if your content was or was not relevant, not Google.

Yes, we all know this, but one method I use or a simple scenario. Xtranormal is a great place and dead simple to use place to make movies. It's actually fun to make a video from the content you were going to blog about anyway. I'll make a 3+ minuted video and then post it on a blog with the storyboard text posted underneath with the targeted keywords/phases.

I'll then backlink it (explained above) to get indexed as surfers will watch the video, read the supporting text and spend up to 4 minutes or more on the site as 1% hit the ads, 10% link off to inner pages or my other sites, and I guess rest fuck off back to the SERP? I then throw in 70% splog/spun posts supported by organic (big fucking hint) photos as the spun text phrases often get indexed.

Google loves this as most new posts phrases I am targeting are indexed. I do get drops when Google dances, but then re-link (explained above) and add another movie. Presto, I am back on top again.

I average one new move every 2 months and built a following as that blog ad revenue generates $25-$35 a day in MS. Total hours on the blog so far, 100 hours as the sites been up 2.5 years.

Blog setup, domain, software: $200
100 hours of work: $2000 (or my time)
Xtranormal charges: $100
Quarterly Backlink update $100 x4= $400 (or my time)
Total Cost: $2700
Yearly gross revenue generated: $10,950
Yearly net profit: $8,250 x 2.5 = $20,625

My point, you invest $2700 and 100 hours of your time and most importantly, well thought out truly organic content in a targeted MS niche, brings a return of $20,625.

Or you can type your fingers to the bone and lose all hope as your content slowly degrades because of it. Meaning, good organic content is a must, but a well thought out organic content delivery method, much much more important. :2 cents: