Critics have called eHow a “content farm.” So, have Google’s site quality algorithms somehow failed to reduce the rankings of eHow’s low-quality content? Or, has eHow just shown those critics how to ...
After escaping damage in the first rollout of Google’s Farmer/Panda update, Demand Media’s eHow.com was reportedly not as fortunate in this week’s expansion. Sistrix, one of the companies that’s been ...
I believe that Google's (GOOG) latest algorithm update, targeting low quality content sites, has impacted Demand Media (DMD) for the second time in 3 months. On April 14, I broke the news that the ...
Sistrix reported that eHow.com was hit very hard by the global rollout of the Google Panda update. Here is the chart Sistrix released of ehow.com's traffic drop: Sistrix used a metric of -66% for ...
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Demand Media, the owner of many websites that have often been tagged with the “content farm” label, is planning to slow down its article production at eHow.com, its flagship website with three million ...
One week ago, Google rolled out the Panda algorithm update worldwide, also noting that 2 percent of all Google queries in the U.S. would be affected — in part incorporating feedback signals from sites ...
Amid continued controversy over the quality of its content, eHow is expected to debut a major site redesign on Wednesday. Bearing the new tagline "Trusted advice for the curious life," eHow's vast ...
“This is a real impact to our business,” CEO Richard Rosenblatt said. “And we take it very seriously.” Pageviews and revenue are up year-over-year anyway, so Demand has time to turn this thing around ...
About a month and a half ago, Google introduced a new algorithm that would help the average Googler receive search results uncluttered by spammy-ish, "low-quality" content farms. While Demand Media's ...
When Demand Media Inc. went public in early 2011, rising to an early valuation of over $2 billion, traffic to its "how-to" website eHow was soaring. Demand's business model of creating content to ...
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