SEO Changes 2013: 5 Important Changes

SEO Changes 2013: 5 Important Changes

Welcome to Tips for Writing SEO Content, an unsponsored blog that provides genuine, no-fluff information to help SEOs of all levels, from beginners to the most experienced.  Now more than ever, writing quality content is imperative.  In this post, you will 5 important SEO changes 2013.

1. Advertatorials Will be Attacked

Advertorials are editorial articles that advertise a product or service.  Google is on the hunt for advertorials that do not provide useful information.  Google is trying to fight the surge in paid posts and links in an effort to produce search results that genuinely provide the best information pages. 

2. Spammers Will be Spanked

You know those spammers that we all love to hate?  Well, new Google efforts are aimed at de-indexing link spammers.  For some SEOs, that’s bad news.  For the rest of us, hats off to Google!

3. Hackers Will be Hacked

Google is improving their methods of detecting hacked websites.  A new system of detection will be implemented this year.

4. Panda Pounces on Pathetic Pages (oh yeah, that just happened!)

The new Panda update will employ some new techniques to identify a website’s quality.  This is good news for those who strive to provide good content.

5. The Good Guys Win

Those websites that provide useful, authentic information will now gain authority on particular topics.  This effort helps the good guys maintain authority and prevents black-hat SEOs from taking over keywords.

Here's a great video with more information on SEO changes 2013, direct from Google's Matt Cutts:

If you’re a beginning SEO, there’s much more to read and many videos to watch before you start producing quality content.  Stay tuned for more info on how SEO changes 2013. SEO changes 2013 Google Penguin algorithm updates Google changes 2013 changes Penguin algorithm 2013 recent changes Penguin algorithm