PageRank, chaos is wanted
Google clarifies the PageRank affair: Matt Cutts confirmed on the pages of Search Engine Journal that the adjustments to the PR of blogs and sites would be part of an extensive campaign aimed at discouraging the practice of the paid link.
A threat also hangs on blogs and websites: “I expect Google to focus on additional sites that appear to be selling or buying PageRank.” A threat that someone claims is already materializing with a further retouching of the values of the authority parameter.
In the meantime, expert Philipp Lenssen advises those who feel they are victims of BigG’s punitive treatment to express all their anger by placing a disconsolate banner on their pages.
Gaia Bottà
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