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David Utter
Thursday Oct 20, 2005

Talking To Google About Jagger

Yes, it's a for-real, honest to goodness update going on at Google, and Matt Cutts wants you to contact Google if you have feedback about it

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Talking To Google About JaggerUpdate Jagger is ongoing at Google, and Cutts has confirmed that it is happening. Got thoughts on the update? Let Google know, Cutts writes:

I especially want to hear about webspam that you see in Google. The best place to do that is to go here. In the "Additional details:" section, I would use the keyword "jagger1"; (that's "jagger" and the number one with no spaces in between).

Commentors on Cutts' blog don't seem to think Google has done much with the spam reports that have been submitted. "Are you telling us now that the folks at Googel (sic) Search Quality Team will pay much attention to "jagger1"; spam reports?" poster Harith asked.

And what exactly constitutes spam, Andrew from BigMouthMedia asked: "I'm looking at a site which does not need JavaScript in any shape or form and yet has a large noscript area with keyword stuffed, h2 text and plenty of links in there too. It's clearly a SEO attempt but is it spam on the scale that you care about?"

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For those of you who, ahem, *inadvertently* had hidden links or text on your site recently and are completely shocked that your site has fallen out of the index, Cutts recommends making a reinclusion request, and has written suggestions on doing so.

"Note that a reinclusion request won't make much difference if our algorithms/scoring are what is affecting your site though," he posted.

Cutts also wrote that Google wants to know if AdSense blocks appear on spammy sites; users can click on the Ads By Goooooogle link to send feedback, and should include spamreport and jagger1 in the comments field.

Feedback about updates should be a two-way street, search expert Danny Sullivan contends, as he posts how some advance notice from the search engines would be appreciated:

I love that we're getting weather reports from Google, Yahoo and others now, but we need them issued ahead of time.

It's like standing outside in the rain then deciding to tune in your radio to a weather forecast to see if it's raining. Of course it's raining -- you can feel the drops.

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Search Helping eBay's Finances

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Financial results for eBay's third quarter showed growth in profit and revenues, but earnings for the year will be lower than anticipated.

The online auction company's net income jumped to $255 million for eBay's third quarter, an increase from $182.3 million for the same period in 2004, eBay said in an earnings announcement.

Its revenues were at the higher end of analyst expectations, reaching $1.11 billion for the quarter. Last year's same period revenue was just under $806 million. For the year, eBay has revised its earnings forecast down to between 96 cents and $1.01 per share, where Wall Street had expected $1.03 per share.

In the announcement, eBay's CFO Rajiv Dutta said the company had been focusing on spurring more use out of its US and German customer basis. And by adding reviews on the site, search engines can pick up that information and include it in search results, a way to get free placement in indexes like Google and Yahoo that can help drive traffic to eBay.

Dutta will be changing jobs soon. After eBay finds a replacement for him as CFO, Dutta will become president of Skype, the VoIP provider eBay purchased recently in a deal that could end up being worth $4.1 billion.

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Help With Search Referrals

What do you do when you are expecting (based on past performances) a certain amount of traffic from search engines and this anticipated traffic begins to dry up? This is the question being asked by poster bruceldr, who happens to be experiencing this very phenomenon. How can Bruce help his situation? Drop by the post and see if you can offer any insight.

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Can you please take a look at the site and offer suggestions as to WHY this is happening and what we can do to bring the search engine referrals back up?

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