Ken Ansbro Affiliate Marketing & Search Engene Optimization

Google is set to make changes to its search ranking algorithm to combat the spike of links leading to malicious web pages appearing at the top of Google’s search results.

Obviously if Google fails to do something about this manipulation, users will lose trust and the good ole days of Google will be over fast.

Over the past few months, cybercriminals have been using blackhat SEO techniques to manipulate search rankings.

A Googler speaking on condition of anonymity told WebProNews a ranking change is pending that tackles spam of this kind. Once the change goes live, users shouldn’t see it “nearly as often.”

Google cannot control for content appearing on the Web at large, and historically its famous algorithm performed better than any other at weeding out spam on web pages and malicious results. Unfortunately, that was a version of the Web that was more static. The live Web presents entirely new challenges manifesting as the first major weakness the search engine has faced.

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