Google recently published an update on their 'Inside Search' blog that detailed a total of 40 improvements that have been made to their search ranking algorithm in February 2012, and SEO Consult® are reviewing these in order to keep their range of SEO services in line with Google's guidelines. They are anticipating that one of the most significant changes relates to how Google evaluate links, as they announced they were turning off a method of link analysis that they have been using for a number of years.

SEO Consult®'s internal research and development analyst, Peter Brown, said, "Google's announcements about search quality always make for fascinating reading, and this month has been no different. We are particularly interested by the changes they are making to link evaluation and we are already testing to find out exactly which method of link analysis they are going to stop using in their algorithm, as this could potentially impact our Link Building services."

"As a search engine optimisation agency, we pride ourselves on being proactive rather than reactive. This means working diligently to keep all our services in line with the search engine guidelines, ensuring that our client sites are always optimised to perform well in the search engine results pages." said Matt Bullas, Managing Director of SEO Consult®. "We have a dedicated team of research and development analysts who are always monitoring the data regarding our client websites, then reviewing that data, testing and looking for ways to improve our range of services. I think it is this kind of commitment that has helped us become one of the biggest SEO agencies in the UK, and why our clients can be confident that we really are offering them an unparalleled quality of service."


Source: PRWeb
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