Florida Theories Begin to Earn Credibility

Jan 15, 2004 - 9:04 pm 0 by

The Google Florida Update, unarguably the most talked about update in search engine history, generated several dozen theories as to Google's motives behind the update. 'Experts' from around the world quickly began analyzing Google results and historical facts to determine what Google's logic behind ranking one site over the next.

There are many famous theories but the two theories that have support from the majority of the well known SEO experts are: Dan Thies' Topic Sensitive PageRank (TSPR) theory and Phil Craven's Expert System Theory

The forums are buzzing with supporting facts and questions on these two theories. At Phil's SEO Forum, Phil and Dan discuss both their theories and how they relate and differ from each other. In addition, the thread discusses additional supporting evidence and clarification of the theories.

SEO Chat is also discussing Phil's Theory and Dan's Theory. Cre8asite Forum and HighRankings Forum are also discussing the theories.

Very exciting and interesting information. I recommend you all read the theories and the threads.

 

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