EMD Update

What is Google EMD update?

Recently, most discussed ubject in the SEO community, which was announced by Google that next shot another Google Algorithm Update will reduce the domains "exact match" of poor quality search results.

Call MDT updating Google, this algorithm newly released update is the new Google filter domains pointing to "exact match" low quality (EMDs) to ensure that these low quality sites not soar high in results Google search because they have only just search terms in their domain names.

Taking the same nature with other filters like Google Panda and Penguin MDT updating Google, as Google confirmed, is a filter paper. This means it will be updated periodically. And designed to work to get the new things that may have been lost before, this new filter is also used from time to time to ensure that what should follow are filtered before being filtered.

How does Google update EMD?

Update Google EMD is designed to target "exact match domains" are domains that exactly match the search terms you expect to find. Specifically, the update EMD was designed to go after poor quality sites that also have exact match domain names and reducing their rankings.

Therefore, this does not mean that sites with search terms in their domain names no longer classify as well as in the past. Provided they are of high quality content, EMDs will still rank well in search results.

So, in short, the new update of Google EMD is aimed not at EMD domains, but rather point to domains containing EMD wrong.

How to update Google Webmasters EMD affect?

There has always been much disagreement among SEOs on exact match domains. For some time, SEOs who understood how to use the EMD has leverage as part of their SEO efforts.

Exact match domains, in the early days when they were rather weak, relevancy algorithms have been known to be a great tool to take advantage of SEO in becoming highly qualified.

For example, we used "double hyphen" keywords.com domains as exact match, besides being cheaper to buy, in making their sites easy to rank. These sites also often lack any real quality content.

There are even some who lack content at all, are "parked" or has content that is taken from other sites ("scraping"), although these sites have already been targeted by the Google Panda and other efforts.

Now with the latest update of Google EMD, these EMDs as these domains "double frustrated," especially those with low-quality content that is between a "scraping" and containing "parked" or specifically those low quality sites, it would now find it difficult to rank well or even be in the Google search results.

Because of these, webmasters and SEOs, especially those with EMDs, will more than ever be motivated to offer his visitors creating a great user experience interesting and useful content on their sites.

RESOURCE : EMD UPDATE AND ITS IMPACT

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