May 14, 2012, 3 Comments

For millions of website owners, Penguin was a bummer devastating. Internet marketing and webmaster forums have caught fire with laments and there’s carnage in every corner of the Web. The SERPs are still dancing like crazy, and SEO experts are calling this newest algo fix the biggest thing since Panda. Or sliced bread. The hype has gotten seriously out of hand. We’ve watched the drama unfold for weeks now, right? Maybe it’s time to switch gears. Matt Cutts swears by the mantra, “If you build it, they will come”, but if you churn out high-quality content alongside 50 of your closest rivals, 40 will be stuck on the second page or below of search results. There just isn’t enough room …

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