Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: May 27, 2011

May 27, 2011 • 10:40 am | comments

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Google has begun testing displaying the destination URL under the clickable title of the search results. Are social ranking factors going to hurt the ranking of expert content? Is Twitter too influential of Google's results? Google said even if you disclose your hidden links, you can't hide them. Google said they reserve the right to ban all sites on a single host. Bing is considering rewarding people who report search spam. Google Advisor launches, is this a good thing? AdSense changed how they handle the daily reporting pipeline, leading some to feel they are earning less. Google's Matt Cutts did a live Q&A session on YouTube Live to celebrate the 5 millionth view on the Webmaster Help Channel. Google isn't indexing our videos, we might have to move them up. Finally, please take our Panda recovery poll, please. That was this past week at the Search Engine Roundtable.

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