Changes they have made Some

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This was a mistake. The Chinese pages they indexed had a very high number of subdomains and FQDNs . Of course, many of these domains contained tens of thousands of inbound links on each page. In short, sheer madness! The case of Palau is also very serious. Palau is a small island in the Pacific whose domain is .pw. What does this mean? That it is also used as a “professional Web”. In other words, there were numerous spammers with .pw domains who have distorted the parameters. DNS outages As if that were not enough, during the crawling of pages they suffered a DNS outage on the server for 12 hours.


In total, 500,000 pages were not switzerland mobile database crawled and were therefore ignored. Included in this crawl were reference pages on the Internet, so the distortion of the metrics was guaranteed. As Seo Moz's own blog says, it's the perfect storm. of the changes they have made to make these metrics reliable again are as follows: Fix the bug. Add some restrictions, like crawling the top 2,000 links on each page, removing domains with more than 10,000 subdomains (unless they are really relevant, like Wordpress.com). Remove a total of 45 billion subdomains from your list.