Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: June 21, 2013

Jun 21, 2013 • 10:15 am | comments

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This week in search, we reported a possible small Google update. Google's Matt Cutts was targeted in a black hat spam payday loan mockery. However, many black hatters admitted defeat by Google's latest algorithm update. Google's Matt Cutts said stock images have no impact on rankings today. Google changed the language of the ranking article saying it isn't about links but usefulness and shares. A webmaster said Google's Panda algorithm has hit good content too hard. Google's health search results are scarring webmasters. Google updated their knowledge graph carousel. Google fixed the links report but this morning. Google dropped my authorship from the search results. Google AdWords now allows you to edit your sitelinks description. Google AdSense launched a score card on their 10th birthday and posted a pong game. We posted logos for father's day from Google, Bing, Baidu and others. Plus today is the first day of Summer or Winter, depending on where you are. That is the past week in search from the Search Engine Roundtable.

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