Are These Changes will Killing SEO

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I’ve felt the upshots of this Big G Pinguin changes to some websites – gaining or losing. This is really quite big as Google is going to come across all those websites that deals with low quality content and then push them to the bottom in the ranking. That's what most of the popular critics and analysts have speculated but still there’s no adequate proof about it. In my previous posts I introduced Google Algorithmic Changes called Google Pinguin, seconded by my second follow up post defining content farms and content spam, I investigated and weight out by myself in those posts the power of content, the past changes of Google search and this Google Pinguin update.

But you know, with these changes I am seeing a large drift of bloggers and marketers trying to put a great deal giving more importance on social channels. This is primarily to lessen their reliance on Google. Yeah, I am certain, social channels are now becoming great sources for finding a lot of types of information while driving traffic to blogs and websites.  There exist the social search.

Are these changes deadening SEO?

 

And when there's changes happened in Google search,  as always we concern about Search Engine Optimization. "Is SEO dead?" or "Are these changes deadening SEO?" would be the questions that come up, which is fairly often, the general context, is ordinarily along the lines of "no, it's just changing."  I think that SEO still holds real and effective. SEO still have the big influence in organic search. Even as social grows more significant, search will always have its dominant place. It is because we will always need to find something,  we need to search on search engines, and our fellas will not always have the answers. And even if our friends do have the answer, they'll still have to find it - most of us will Google that something.

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I believe the best way is to make each site useful following the usability standards, relevant as for search and as local (following the Google local seach) as possible to your target market. Creating useless duplicated content, article distribution and participating in content farms are now over. Search is now powering up.