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]]> By: Halfdeck http://www.msnaughty.com/blog/2007/01/06/well-google-screwed-me-too/#comment-11316 Halfdeck Sat, 06 Jan 2007 11:00:27 +0000 http://www.msnaughty.com/blog/2007/01/06/well-google-screwed-me-too/#comment-11316 "no transparency about their process" That's just not a fair statement IMO, as Danny Sullivan pointed out to her. Google has Matt Cutts, Adam Lasnik, and Vanessa Fox constantly responding to webmasters on forums. Not to mention we've got Google Group Webmaster Help where both Vanessa and Adam answers site-specific questions. It's also not a bad place to get some relatively informative feedback from other webmasters. As for your blog, I know you're not asking for anyone's opinion, but I see 93 pages in the main index, and the rest in the supplemental index. I recommend putting nofollow on links like www.msnaughty.com/blog/?feed=rss2 unless you really want them in the index. I'd also put nofollow on affiliate links. For example, I'd nofollow that link to AEBN. Last thing - the links to for the girls galleries probably help out forthegirls.com, but since they appear on every page, IMO they're hurting your blog. Again, I'd personally nofollow those links unless those galleries are in Google's main index and they're pulling in regular sales. “no transparency about their process”

That’s just not a fair statement IMO, as Danny Sullivan pointed out to her. Google has Matt Cutts, Adam Lasnik, and Vanessa Fox constantly responding to webmasters on forums. Not to mention we’ve got Google Group Webmaster Help where both Vanessa and Adam answers site-specific questions. It’s also not a bad place to get some relatively informative feedback from other webmasters.

As for your blog, I know you’re not asking for anyone’s opinion, but I see 93 pages in the main index, and the rest in the supplemental index. I recommend putting nofollow on links like
http://www.msnaughty.com/blog/?feed=rss2 unless you really want them in the index.

I’d also put nofollow on affiliate links. For example, I’d nofollow that link to AEBN.

Last thing - the links to For The Girls galleries probably help out forthegirls.com, but since they appear on every page, IMO they’re hurting your blog. Again, I’d personally nofollow those links unless those galleries are in Google’s main index and they’re pulling in regular sales.

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