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Guys if you have a questions about SEO or Search Engine and Looking for the Best answer you can ask Matt Cutts the best source online to get your questions answered. Even though you may not have any question but you can see questions asked by other people here and follow up on his video will help you a lot on your SEO activities.

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Useful follow-up for anyone who lands here looking to turn a public SEO Q&A into practical fixes.

Several people in the thread wondered how to find and use those answers (thanks and ). The short checklist below helps convert a general reply into safe, measurable site work without rehashing the original post.

  • Record context: save the date/time, the exact wording of the answer, and a one-line summary of the takeaway. That preserves what was said when algorithms change.
  • Translate to hypotheses: restate the advice as a specific hypothesis you can test (for example, "thin pages are causing poor rankings for category X").
  • Gather baseline data: Search Console messages, coverage/index status, top landing pages, impressions/clicks, server logs and sample HTML for affected pages.
  • Design safe tests: apply changes on a small set of pages or a staging site first (meta robots, canonical fixes, content consolidation, link audits). Avoid sweeping deletions or mass redirects without a rollback plan.
  • Measure and document: capture pre-change metrics, run changes, then monitor weekly for 6-8 weeks. Keep a changelog with dates and outcomes.

Cautions: public answers are general guidance, not a site-specific diagnosis. If there is a manual action or unusual traffic drop, rely on Search Console signals and documented procedures before assuming an algorithmic cause. Back up content and be ready to revert changes if a test worsens results.

Thanks to and for the thread activity. Use the checklist above to make any public SEO advice reproducible, testable, and safer to apply.

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Cool. Skimmed through a bunch of the existing questions, but where do you go to read the answers? :confused?:

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You have to wait another week and then visit matt cutts blog (http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/) where he will publish a video outlining answer to some interesting questions.

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Well i have used Matt Cutts.. Its really a nice platform to learn lot of concepts about SEO... I use it time to time.. Anyways nice sharing!

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Umm ... Matt Cutts is not a platform. He is a Google employee who (at least formerly) went by the username 'Google Guy' on SEO forums, back in the day. In any case, he is the liaison between Google and the SEO community.

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Our Queen!

You have to wait another week and then visit matt cutts blog (http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/) where he will publish a video outlining answer to some interesting questions.

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Thanks!

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thanks for the lovely information

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