By: RH
Matt Cutts is out with a new video today, answering the question, "How do I know which links to remove when I get an "unnatural links" message?"
Matt gave some insight to a new feature that Google will be coming out with that will give you "a flavor" for what kind of links they are talking about. Matt spoke about Google becoming more transparent.
I think Google should be completely transparent on this issue, if they know what links they deem as unnatural, then let the webmaster know so they can work to remove them.
Stop with the half solutions, this is someone's livelihood that you are being cavalier about.
Here is the transcript if you don't want to watch the video:
in los angeles
says i have a natural lakes because
are bad
don't know which ones to have removed
before her by traffic suggestions
more transparent and when we were saying
entire site we would tell people about
in opening up and saying hey we still
be good but maybe there's an individual
problem is we work at that time giving
ability to sort by recent discovery of
we discovered a link
the recently xx but a feature that we
process of rolling out which i'm pretty
uh…
the incident whenever a webmaster
okay these are linked not to trust will
to you make it through to three
an idea of the sorts of links that we
but it should give you a flavor you know
doing
text in article bank article marketing
to do paid links but maybe you hired an
pavelic said he didn't realize it but
message is
on trying to include a an example or two
you have an idea of exactly where to