Google Webmaster Tools Will Soon Have Examples Of “Unnatural Links”!

Matt Cutts, the head of the webspam team at Google revealed that Google Webmaster Tools will soon roll out a feature which will give examples of “Unnatural Links” to the webmasters. He further says, that example links will give the webmaster a basic idea about the type of links Google is no longer trusting.

The video update from Matt Cutts came as reply to a user query, “Google Webmaster Tools says I have "unnatural links," but gives little help as to which specific links are bad. Since I have never purchased links, I don’t know which ones to have removed, and I’m scared of removing good ones, which will hurt my traffic. Suggestions? 

He replied, that Google is basically sending examples of what an unnatural link may look like. Google will be providing the webmasters with different types of links that are viewed as bad in the latest feature which will be rolled out in the near future. He also informed that if the warning has been received recently then one can check the recent links in Google Webmaster Tool.

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Google Explains Different Message Types Sent By Webspam Team To Webmaster Tools!

A webmaster gets several kinds of messages everyday via webmaster tool. But very few of us actually know how many different kinds of messages Google sends, and why they send them. In a recent video reply on Youtube, Matt Cutts, Webspam head at Google, informs the webmasters about different types of messages sent via Webmaster Tools.

Every webmaster receives hundreds and thousands of messages each month via webmaster tools. Matt informed that, Blekko, a search engine has observed that about a million spam webpages are created every hour. That’s a lot! The web world is overflowing with spam.

Here are some of the categories of web spam messages:

Automatically generated contentParticipating in link schemesCloakingSneaky redirectsHidden text or linksDoorway pagesScraped contentParticipating in affiliate programs without adding sufficient valueLoading pages with irrelevant keywordsCreating pages with malicious behavior, such as phishing or installing viruses, trojans, or other badwareAbusing rich snippets markupSending automated queries to Google

Matt also shared the percentage of different type of messages that have been sent across January to February 2013 to the webmasters via webmaster tool. 

Black Hat SEO – 90% Content has no or little added value – 4% Hacking – 3% Buy Link – 2% Sell Links – 1%

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Is it Possible to fetch an https Page in Google Webmaster Tools? Google Answers: Video!

Most webmasters use the “Fetch as Googlebot” functionality of Webmaster Tools. However, one cannot fetch an https page with it. The head of webspam team at Google: Matt Cutts answers if this can be done or not:

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