I guess people who are already ranking on the first couple pages, should not have anything to worry about, but what are your thoughts on this for new and upcoming sites, should newcomers to the SEO industry be concerned about ultimately being able to rank high up in the search engines.
Google Personalized Results Could Be Bad for Search – PC World Business Center
Rod
How they explain this , I understand, we cannot get new traffic anymore?
So ONLY the people who already know your site and clicked you in the past getting results from you in ok Rank Positions,
well, so, no new traffic? No new players?
So if I type in surf faster, they will probably pull up tips articles about surfing from professional surfers rather than the current top 10 for that term which are all landing pages for internet providers.
Now some sites like say PokerListings are going to have a lot of people visit them for a wide range of poker terms. So they will probably rank high for everything, but lets be honest, they already do.
Either way, search history is a history, so for any new users, you will still have the same chance of ranking high. It will just be more important than ever to rank high for a few long tail keywords, so you get logged in someones history and later if they search other more general terms, you have a chance at ranking.
So yes I believe it will hurt many newbies, I allways delete my cookies after surfing, but how many people know how to do this.
So I guess only time will tell what the long term affects will be but I do believe longer term search keywords will be a big player in higher ranking in the future.
Rod
I believe, keeping a website up-to-date, having unique content is more important. And the bounce rate and how long people will stay.
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