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Google Groups Becoming a Gold Mine for SEO Information

by Jim Berkowitz on February 20, 2007

seo    	  Google Groups Becoming a Gold Mine for SEO Information  Here’s some interesting news from a post by Chris Boggs, the Editor of Search Marketing Trends that appeared in the SearchEngineWatch.com weblog:

Google Groups recently relaunched with a new look and feel. One of the most popular groups in the search engine optimization community is the Webmaster Help group. This area features literally hundreds of questions about Google’s crawling methodologies, as well as Web site design and its relationship to the ability to be indexed in Google. Although not all questions are useful, and responses in any community should be taken with a grain of salt, the best thing that this group has going for it is the actual participation by Google engineers and members of Matt Cutts’ team.

So if you have some time to spend asking SEO and other site design questions and looking for answers, Google Groups might be one of the best “forums” out there, due to the increased chances of an actual Google person being involved. If that floats your boat.

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