Long-winded, sector-specific domain names could soon be a thing of the past as Google looks beyond simple keyword density.<\/p>\n
According to IT expert and Reel SEO contributor Jeremy Scott, Google is constantly updating its algorithms and the importance of specific websites to the Internet-using public is in constant flux.<\/p>\n
The rule changes are often not just cosmetic, Mr. Scott claims, and Google could soon overhaul the way in which domain names are used in the process of ranking websites.<\/p>\n
“For instance, the meta-description and meta-keyword tags don’t really impact your ranking anymore these days — but six or seven years ago were still pretty important,” Mr. Scott said.<\/p>\n
He added: “And the next big change seems likely to involve the weight given to keyword-rich domains.”<\/p>\n
Recently, Google introduced a new feature that allows Web users to block websites from the company’s search engine rankings that they consider to be spam.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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