Now, other than there being a new tag you can use called unavailable_after, which will tell Google to quit indexing a page after a certain date, I’m not sure that what I read from this conference unearthed any secrets.
The guest speaker was a gentleman named Dan Crow from Google. Admittedly, he’s not the infamous Matt Cutts upon whose every word the future of those in the SEO industry hangs, but he came to SEMNE with high insider recommendations and authoritative credentials from previous conferences and interviews.
So if you want to get better SERP results, what strategies should you use according to Mr. Crow (as interpreted by others)?
Let’s see–build content-rich sites and get high quality incoming links from reputable sites.
Other suggestions–get rid of Flash and Ajax and clean up your html.
I guess we just have to hear these things enough times before they sink in and we start employing them.
Tags: Matt Cutts, Jill Whalen, Dan Crow
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