Strategy of link building after penguin update?


As new Google update highly attacks on link building. So, does it become important to change our link building strategy ?
Yes - the strategy is that Google's algorithms put less weight toward linkbuilding and more toward content considered "useful" by users. You should focus in investing in unique content that encourages visitors to share your links via social media and other sources, as opposed to straight old link building. If you diversify your site portfolio you wil encourage more long term growth and remain safe in SEO listings.
<p>hi peter</p>
<p>i think you should be fine. redirecting old urls that no longer exist is a best practice and helpful for users. of course, those 301'd urls should drop out of google's index after a while. but this should be okay. you only want urls to appear in serps that actually do have content.</p> <p>google's above the fold page layout algorithm looks at how much good, helpful content is visible without scrolling:</p>
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<p>https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2012/01/page-layout-algorithm-improvement.html</p>
<p>there is often a struggle between designers and seos because it sure looks nice to have a big huge image taking up all of the above the fold content but if there is no or limited helpful text there then that's not good from an seo standpoint.</p>
<p>with that said, google will still index content that is below the fold. it's debatable whether it's given the same weight as content higher up on a page though. matt cutts from google has said before that a link that is higher up on a page is not worth any more than a link lower down on the page. however, some <a href="https://moz.com/blog/10-illustrations-on-search-engines-valuation-of-links">experiments</a> by moz contradict this.&nbsp;</p>
<p>this might be a fun experiment to do - create content both above and below a hero image and see what ranks best. i might even do that!</p>
<p>marie</p> <p>is the page generating search traffic? would it be possible to change the content of the page so that you are in compliance and still able to get the traffic?</p>
<p>you absolutely need to address the dmca, but i would start with a 301 redirect in order to recoup any value the page had rather than a 404. that is if you can't find another purpose for the page, such as changing the content.</p> i was using showsignintogettokens() and switched to showsigninandredirect(). looks like the former only supports popups for social logins. the latter results in more redirects, but at least the experience is better for users (popup blockers don’t hamper the experience). We identified a scenario where locking could occur, and released a fix in version 13.0.1. If anyone is experiencing this issue, please upgrade to 13.0.1. <p>hi</p>
<p>from an seo perspective there are no risks in taking this approach, but you will be limiting your overall visibility in local markets because googlebot will only see the english version of your content. it will not see any of the translated versions at all and therefore you will struggle to rank in your local markets such as spain, france, india etc.</p>
<p>in order to take full advantage of available local search volume you'll need to set up separate urls with fully translated content (do not use google translate!) for your target markets.&nbsp;</p>
<p>but in the meantime, no it's not bad for seo (in so far as there are no risks), but it is not beneficial.</p>
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