Many well-known web sites ranked behind Google algorithm shocked network _it industry

October 29 in the online media world, now because of Google's keyword search algorithm, it is likely that luck will suddenly come or disappear. This week, with no warning, Google began using its new algorithm, which caused a panic in the WWW world. A large number of bloggers and webmasters, such as washingtonpost.com,forbes.com,engadget.com and sfgate.com, have found that their Web site rankings have slipped after using Google's new page value algorithm.
The rankings of the site not only affect its ranking in google search results, but also the price of its advertisers. Lower rankings mean less income, which is even more important for small-business authors.
Google, by virtue of its monopolistic position in the search engine industry and the Adwords/adsense network, is the main source of tens of thousands of websites to boost clicks and profits. Most of the site more than half of the visitors rely on Google's recommendation, if there is no sales team advertising support, many will only become the subsidiary AdSense, Automatic Link to the world's tens of thousands of ads.
Ironically, Google is a leader in a democracy-branded web session. By changing the ranking method, Google can effortlessly influence the digital economy and the revenues of the world's millions of websites.
Yarostarak, founder of a tourism website in Australia, has taught the Internet business experience that he profited 842 dollars from AdSense in September. Its blog last month's total revenue of more than 10000 dollars, the key is high network access, and this is mostly thanks to Google. "Google controls a lot of revenue sources for online commerce," he said, "the so-called search access real
Pay for it on the Internet. Google has both publishers and advertisers, so they can make billions of dollars a year. ”
In fact, the key to profitability is the ranking of the site in search results, but the slight changes in Google algorithm determine the ranking of the site, which also makes some people trying to manually upgrade their site ranking operators are listed on Google's blacklist.
But only illegal websites are being affected.
Full-time blogger Darrenrowse using B5 Media network, he found that many sites are significantly behind the rankings. It is still too early to talk about the impact of rankings on revenue, but the impact on their reputation is worrying.
Rowse has also been affected by the Google algorithm before. Once his site visits fell by 80% overnight, leading to a 80% drop in revenue, which would take at least 6 weeks to get back to the previous level.
Google said nothing about it, but netizens speculated that the move was aimed at attacking text links outside the googleadsense. Many websites pay to Gao Xian to provide two of links, taking the opportunity to improve their site links rankings.
The Google side says updates to the page rankings integrate a comprehensive evaluation of front-end links and back-end links. But site operators are no longer overly reliant on Google.
Starak has shifted his main source of income to selling text and advertising ads directly to advertisers. He argues that Google's mandatory ban on its own sales of text links and the postponement of its own web page will reduce its revenue by nearly 50%. "People say that Google has the whole network, and though it's not going to last forever, it can't compete with the search engine that people need to use," he said. ”
PR score determines the position of a Web page in the search rankings, the higher the score, the more the ranking is the front. But recently, a large number of well-known portal sites and blog site PR value plummeted from 7 to 5, causing people's dissatisfaction.
For example, websites such as Forbes (Forbes.com), Washington Post (washintonpost.com), sfgate.com, suntimes.com and engadget.com have all fallen from PR7 to PR5.
In this regard, some industry insiders believe that it may be because Google adjusted the PageRank algorithm caused. But Google has denied it, saying it has not adjusted the PageRank algorithm.
The following is a list of websites affected by the earthquake:

Well-known blog sites:

Engadget (from 7 to 5)
Autoblog (from 6 to 4)
ProBlogger (from 6 to 4)
Copyblogger (from 6 to 4)
Search Engine Journal (from 7 to 4)
Quick Online Tips (from 6 to 3)
Search Engine Roundtable (from 7 to 4)
Blog Herald (from 6 to 4)
Weblog Tools Collection (from 6 to 4)
JOHNTP (from 6 to 4)
Coolest Gadgets (from 5 to 3)
Cybernet News (from 6 to 4)
John Chow (from 5 to 4)

Portal site:

Washington Post (from 7 to 5)
Washington (from 6 to 4)
Charlotte Observer (from 6 to 4)
Forbes.com (from 7 to 5)
SFGate.com (from 7 to 5)
Sun Times (from 7 to 5)
New scientist (from 7 to 5)
Seattle (from 6 to 4)