To Disavow, or not to Disavow?

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Since Google has launched the disavow tool for removing unwanted links, there have been some debates on whether every site should establish and submit a disavow request, especially you received the unnatural link notice in Google Webmaster Tools.

Some webmaster argued that you should do it even you receive no warning from Google, simply because the negative SEO is effective and then by establishing a disavow file you could show Google you are in control of your links.    To me,  you should do it if you were engaging with web spam techniques and got penalized by Google, whether it’s a manual action or the action trigger the spam filters.

It’s a smart move from Google.   Imagine the first Penguin update hits hundreds and thousands of sites, and as a result, the spammers were scared away from the black hat techniques and keep their hands clean now.  Google launched the disavow tool to encourage webmaster confess in front of the Google spam team.  From now, Google will get more information about the spam related issues without much effort.

Good job, Google.

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Another storm is coming? Google Penguin update 2.0

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I have been reading some rumors saying about another flux is coming.   Matt Cutts said in the SES San Francisco that Google engineers are working hard on the next Penguin update.  I can feel that because the last update was happened 2 months ago and everyone, especially the ones that have been fixing their sites, were expecting a monthly update and see how their fix ‘compliant’ with the algorithm.     Matt also mentioned the next update will be big.  It sounds tough.

Google sent a batch of unnatural warning message a couple of works ago and they encouraged webmaster fixing their errors, by removing the inorganic links and also let them know if the bad links can’t be removed.  Hence I expect there were quite many webmasters freaked out and confessed their link building activites in front of the Google God, thus it means G has a much better understanding on who are the spammers, and which sites are selling links.  Probably G is working on that and incorporating these information to the next update.

Fasten your seatbelt, and wait for the next update.

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