Good news for those of you who have been the victim of website hacked. Because recently Google just started rolling out algorithms that will aggressively look for spam in websites that have been hacked. The biggest search engine announced the changes in its Webmaster Tool blog, in the topic's post; it said that because there many rightful websites were hacked by spammers and used them to engage in abusive behavior, like free promotion to low quality site, malware download, porn sites, illegal drug offers and many more.
Read MoreWay back before, having a website and knows a little bit about SEO are enough to guaranteed a website page to be in the first page of search engine result page, like Google and others. After that, websites become more specific on where they want to be on the first page of SERP, so they registered their website on local search engine, like Local Google and Local Yahoo. This practice is also enough to guarantee a website in medium-population city.
Read MoreIn May, NBC reported that the new update of Phantom was launched in Google search, its main target is websites that having content with "how-to" style. One of the victims of this update is HubPage, a website who has a collection of over 870,000 miniblogs with informational content of huge range of topics, found its traffic from Google search decreases for about 22% in early May. Other websites having the same effect are eHow, WikiHow and Answers.com.
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