22-08-2011, 12:03 PM
Brief:
Back in February, search-engine giant Google made a change in its algorithms aimed at cutting the number of junk-content sites -- sometimes known as "content mills" that appear at the top of search results. The idea was to assign lower ranking to sites that use a lot of recycled or duplicate content, or that had many stories overstuffed with repetitive key words in an obvious attempt to rank higher.
What does this mean?
Well, when adding videos, if you are using the same name as the original.
Your site will be considered "recycled or duplicate content".
I recommend:
When adding a new video, give it a new name.
Try not to use the original video name, when "fetching" videos from the bots.
Note:
I am not guaranteeing this is the cause, and I am not guaranteeing that new video names WILL help.
But after reading through alot of posts on the web about googles algorithm change, I think this may be the cause.
Back in February, search-engine giant Google made a change in its algorithms aimed at cutting the number of junk-content sites -- sometimes known as "content mills" that appear at the top of search results. The idea was to assign lower ranking to sites that use a lot of recycled or duplicate content, or that had many stories overstuffed with repetitive key words in an obvious attempt to rank higher.
What does this mean?
Well, when adding videos, if you are using the same name as the original.
Your site will be considered "recycled or duplicate content".
I recommend:
When adding a new video, give it a new name.
Try not to use the original video name, when "fetching" videos from the bots.
Note:
I am not guaranteeing this is the cause, and I am not guaranteeing that new video names WILL help.
But after reading through alot of posts on the web about googles algorithm change, I think this may be the cause.