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Another Google Algorithm Change

Posted on February 21, 2011 • Written by Brad Anderson

The most recent Google algorithm change hit on Feb 13th. It involved devaluing links on forums and member sites.

This most recent algorithm change was probably in the works for some time but I’m sure it was pushed by the NY Times article.

Brad Anderson

Written by Brad Anderson

Brad Anderson is the Executive Director and Founder of Fruition. Brad’s focus is supporting Fruition’s team to enable sustainable growth and excellent client satisfaction (EBITDA growth). With a strong statistical background, Brad built Fruition’s in-house software that is used to manage client success.

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