http://www.organicseoconsultant.com Organic Is Better For You Wed, 04 Jan 2012 12:20:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.organicseoconsultant.com/link-wheels/comment-page-1/#comment-5134 SEO Tahoe Wed, 04 Jan 2012 12:20:36 +0000 http://www.organicseoconsultant.com/?p=300#comment-5134 Thanks Miguel for this link wheel explained blog. I have a little doubt regarding link wheel. It will be my pleasure if you help me. I need to know that what if links or posts are break after link wheel creation. Do we need to check all the links in link wheel daily or any other solution is there. I am waiting for your suggestion. Thanks Miguel for this link wheel explained blog. I have a little doubt regarding link wheel. It will be my pleasure if you help me. I need to know that what if links or posts are break after link wheel creation. Do we need to check all the links in link wheel daily or any other solution is there. I am waiting for your suggestion.

]]> http://www.organicseoconsultant.com/subdomain-spam-eliminated-by-google/comment-page-1/#comment-5115 Miguel Salcido Mon, 02 Jan 2012 22:17:39 +0000 http://www.organicseoconsultant.com/?p=311#comment-5115 That is a difficult question to answer because all of the tools out there treat subdomains differently. But in theory, based on things said by Google employees, new content on the subdomain should count towards the main domain. Many people, after being hit by the Panda update, moved lower quality pages onto subdomains and this seemed to work in getting their sites out of the Panda penalty. However, Google caught onto this and did not like it so they created this other filter to eliminate that and those people were penalized again. Also, Google changed the way that they count links from subdomains and they now count them together with the root domain. So those two things considered, I would assume that content on the subdomain will count (in Google's eyes) for the root domain. That is a difficult question to answer because all of the tools out there treat subdomains differently. But in theory, based on things said by Google employees, new content on the subdomain should count towards the main domain. Many people, after being hit by the Panda update, moved lower quality pages onto subdomains and this seemed to work in getting their sites out of the Panda penalty. However, Google caught onto this and did not like it so they created this other filter to eliminate that and those people were penalized again. Also, Google changed the way that they count links from subdomains and they now count them together with the root domain. So those two things considered, I would assume that content on the subdomain will count (in Google’s eyes) for the root domain.

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