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Google Image Search Improves Filter?

Whenever there is an image search change at any search engine, Zeus, a WebmasterWorld member, knows about it. He posted a thread at WebmasterWorld noting that he has seen a change to the moderate filter used by Google Image search.

Zeus said the change is a big improvement to what was there previously. Specifically, images often wrongly associated with being adult pictures are no longer classified as such. He said, and I quote:

Today I see big changes in search with "Moderate filter on" and I can say its to the way better, I have made my usual searches with some keywords which can not be mistaken as adults searches and some which could be mistaken both search gave me good results with more images presented, so as it seems now we are on a good way, but sometimes they make a few changes to the filter, so we have to wait a few days, but for now it looks good.

WebmasterWorld administrator, Tedster, also noted that Google Image Search's product manager, Peter Linsley was interviewed by Eric Enge last week. There are some good tidbits in there.

So if you noticed an spike or decline in Google image search referrals, this may be why.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.



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posted rustybrick in Google Search Engine at July 13, 2009 8:39 AM Comments (3)

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This is main page which is interview page for Google's Peter Linsley Interviewed by Eric Enge. Peter is a Google's Product Manager for Image Search. i feel this really useful. Thanks seroundtable .:)

 

Sharp decline.
After the changes, I lost about 75% of my traffic.

 

@Sabre, sorry to hear that my friend.

I've gained about 30% more traffic since.

I need to see what I get for the new two months in order to evaluate an accurate conclusion.

 

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