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SEO Killers: Technical SEO Issues and Google

SEO Killers: Technical SEO Issues and Google
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SEO Killers: Technical
SEO Issues and Google

By Jill Whalen (c) 2013

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While uncovering and fixing technical issues has always been an important part of SEO, in the wake of Panda and Penguin, technical SEO has moved closer to the forefront. You may have thought that the better Google gets, the less effect technical problems would have on SEO -- I know I did. But in fact, it has been the opposite. It's not that Google can't figure out technical SEO problems and work around them -- they most certainly can and have done it for years. But it seems that they have decided to force webmasters to clean up their sites now.

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It does make sense from Google's perspective. Why should they waste their computing power to sort through badly coded websites and misconfigured servers? I can totally see them deciding that if you don't have the time or wherewithal to fix blatant errors, then why should they show your website to their users (aka the searchers)? Enter Google's Webmaster Tools

For many years Google has provided a host of no-cost webmaster tools to diagnose technical SEO issues. Yet I imagine that only a very small percentage of website owners actually use the tools, and an even smaller percentage are likely to fix the problems. So it seems that Google eventually decided to take drastic measures by downgrading sites that had the most egregious technical issues.

What Better Way to Make Site Owners Take Notice than Taking Away Some of Their Traffic?

Now, I'm not saying that all sites with any technical problems are being downgraded by Google. They're most certainly not. But if sites have other issues that Panda and Penguin caught, PLUS they have a lot of technical issues, it's easy to imagine the creation of a perfect storm, so to speak. Which is partly why some sites that fix their spammy SEO issues without fixing their technical ones may not quite recover.

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