Join Mike King, Amanda Milligan, and Garrett Sussman for a discussion about Google's algorithm leak. • What are the implications? • What should SEOs takeaway? • Why does it matter? Ask Mike your questions about his analysis and perspective.
[DISCUSSION] Secrets from Google Search’s Leaked Internal Engineering Docs
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Phil Buckley
1mo
Why do they lie??? Google is the most powerful company ever, they can do whatever they want and FU if you question them. It's not that they're being hypocrites, they just don't care that you know, because they have all the power and you have zero.
Scott Stouffer
1mo
Ahhh, picked a great time for flying MarketBrewOne on a family trip. Wish I could join and fill you all in on what we've known for 15 years now. At a remote location in Maine with the family ❤️ Talk soon
Jeff Coyle
1mo
Ref: :) Heyy! http://singhal.info/pivoted-dln.pdf
Amanda Natividad
1mo
Just here to say I am watching this a day late, and it's nice to have your voices here while I work. It's like eavesdropping on my smart coworkers' conversation! :)
Franzi Dietrich
1mo
Thank you so much, that was super interesting and fun to listen to
Do we have any insight about Discover by this document?
Rich Sanger SEO
1mo
As Mike mentioned in the article, we have no idea the weighting Google applies to each of these, how they might adjust based on a variety of other factors,
Dana DiTomaso
1mo
Andrew Shotland found a "boostFactor" specifically related to LocaleData too.
Rich Sanger SEO
1mo
How do you expect our friends at Google (John, Danny, Gary) to respond if at all?
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1moWhat are your thoughts on E-E-A-T after looking through the leak? I know Rand mentioned in his article it might not matter as directly as some SEOs think but wouldn't Google storing author information, wouldn't this imply that Google does care about E-E-A-T? At least from the perspective of having authorship