Google PageRank Makes Bloggers Crazy

Google is a wonderful place that can potentially send you millions of visitors to your blog. With many programs, services and systems there are certain rules and guidelines that need to be met in order to take advantage of these free services.

Google is no different. They have a very simple and easy to follow guideline that explains to webmasters the things that they look for in a good quality blog or website.

Thousands of people are upset and feel Google is giving them the shaft by adjusting PageRank in accordance to their webmaster guidelines and policies.

David Cooley and Garry Conn have a real interesting discussion about Google, their PageRank system and the general blogosphere reaction to the Oct. 07 updates.

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• Garry
• Conn
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[svtuition]

great and informative

[luckycharm3366]

Agreed, everyone uses black hat tactics and then gets mad when they don't get PR

[sjbarker]

Hey guys, you made some good points, ultimately it's Google's Pagerank system and if people have gone against the guidelines, you don't really have much of a leg to stand on.

[mikiesoft]

David & Garry, Hey guys, great video and interesting content. Now that you've talked about the controversy over Google Page Rank, why not list the Top 10 things To Do and Not To Do? That way, you've outlined both sides of the controversy, but in a way to keep most bloggers attention.

Remember, we're all CADD. LOL!!

- Mike