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Professional SEO Company Help Businesses Affected By New Google Penalties

Weblinx Ltd, a professional SEO company based in the UK is pushing a new service to help businesses who have been impacted by Google's search engine algorithm updates.

Professional SEO Company Help Businesses Affected By New Google Penalties
2014-02-28
LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND, February 28, 2014 (Press-News.org) Google are continually updating their algorithms with regards to their search engine and reviewing their algorithms to provide the best search results to their users. This does however mean that the any company with a website who is interested in being found via Google must be continually aware of the algorithm changes to avoid penalties.

For this reason, Weblinx have launched a new service called SEO Recovery whereby they help businesses affected by these different algorithm changes. The service will help to recover any rankings back to their original position, plus more. Updates such as Google Penguin and Google Panda identify the websites which are not compliant with the rules and impose penalties, as well as penalties being manually imposed by Google's web spam team. Weblinx can use their expertise and facilities to recover the rankings which were lost due to these penalties.

The recent changes in Google Algorithms means that a lot of SEO work done previously --either by an SEO company or an inexperienced member of staff -- is now useless and can in fact negatively affect Google rankings. Gone are the days of spamming and forcing as many keywords into an article as possible.

Google are also focussing on identifying websites with a high quantity of low quality back-links, and their Google webmasters also have the power to impose penalties on anything that violates the rules such as cloaking, hacked websites or hidden text.

"Changes in the algorithms mean that now articles must show information or be of a service. Many businesses have found themselves stung by these changes, but Weblinx's Recovery SEO service can help to recover the lost rankings and get the traffic back through the website." - Craig Upton - Managing Director

Weblinx Ltd has been established for over ten years and use their expertise and knowledge to help both large and small companies get the optimal amount of traffic on their websites through their SEO services. More details about Weblinx Ltd and their SEO Recovery service, as well as their other internet marketing solutions and services can be found on their website at http://www.weblinxlimited.com, by email at hello@weblinxlimited.com .

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[Press-News.org] Professional SEO Company Help Businesses Affected By New Google Penalties
Weblinx Ltd, a professional SEO company based in the UK is pushing a new service to help businesses who have been impacted by Google's search engine algorithm updates.