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Shifting SERPs - It's not a Penguin Update Says Google
With the SEOs struggling to sit up after the Penguin Update smack, there has been additional anxiety created by the rapid shifts in the SERPs noted in the past 24 hours. Webmasters have shared this on forums that Google search results are showing a lot of movement. The word spread that it was a Penguin 1.1 being rolled out by Google, but the search engine has denied this.

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Matt Cutts: Google Over SEO Site Penalty!
AT SXW, Googles Matt Cutts talked about an algorithm update to target the sites which have been overly optimized. Matt called it an attempt to...

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