Matt Cutts Videos for Webmasters for Blog or Website Optimization

Matt Cutts is a head of Google’s Webspam team and is well known in the SEO community for enforcing the Google Webmaster Guidelines and cracking down on link spam. Follow him on his blog. Below is the list of some of the videos on website or blog optimization by him.

What are the Qualities of a good website?

Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Does Sitemaps depend on page views? – What are the top things to do in SEO? – How does Google decide to use a DMOZ snippet versus the description from a Meta tag? – Should I use bold or strong tags?

How to structure a website or Blog?

Merging acquired domains with 301s? – How to create site architecture with themes and keywords? – My urls have too many parameters–can I serve up static HTML to Googlebot instead? – How to do split A/B testing?

Optimize your Blog or Website for Search Engines?

Which is more important: search engine optimization (SEO) or end user optimization? – What spam detection tools would you recommend? – Does cleanliness of code (W3C) help at all?

Some SEO myths – A video by Matt Cutts

Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Myths:

1) Sites on the same server,

2) Sites on the same IP, or

3) Sites including off-domain JavaScript – Launching sites with millions of pages:

How should I do it best? – Google images: updates on the horizon, and current Google Images technology. The video will answer your questions.

Difference between Static and Dynamic urls

Static vs. Dynamic urls: does PageRank flow the same to both? What pitfalls should I avoid with dynamic urls? Can Sitemaps alert webmasters when their site has been hacked? Can I do geotargetting within Google’s Quality Guidelines?

Should I worry about Supplemental Results?

Supplemental Results – Should I worry about results estimates for –

1) Supplemental results

2) Using the site: operator

3) With negated terms and

4) Special syntax such as intitle:?

Answer: No. That’s pretty far off the beaten path. – Why do 301s take so long to be reflected in supplemental results? It’s been months. – I started appearing in the supplemental results in May–should I be worried? Watch the video below for complete explanation.

SEO Secrets – Revealed

The youtube video will reveal the SEO secrets using which you can drive more and more traffic to your blog or website.

Reinclusion requests in Google Search Engine

How do I do a reinclusion request? – What should I put into a reinclusion request? – What does Google need to know before it reincludes a site in its index? The video tell you all.

How to use Google Webmaster Tools Effectively

Matt Cutts discusses new tools Google is offering to users and webmasters. Google Webmaster Tools provides tools to – tell Google that www.domain.com and domain.com are the same – check robots.txt files – discover crawl errors that Googlebot saw – see some spam penalties All this is happening because Sitemaps is renaming itself and tackling a wider scope: all of webmasters. You may also like to visit official Google blog for webmasters.

Crawl dates in the Google cache – A complete anatomy.

Matt Cutts will explain you about how Googlebot crawls the web, and what “crawl date” is shown on cached pages. In this video –

- Red candy is a 404 page

- Purple candy is a 200 (OK) page

- Green candy is a 304 status code (page has not changed)

A little bit more about Google Datacenters

Matt Cutts tell us a little bit about Google datacenters? Should all datacenters on the same Class C block be roughly the same?

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