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Ok, so here is a very big opportunity for all of use to learn a lot more about SEO from Google itself!
How cool is that? Google Rank Brain team will hold an AMA (Ask me anything) on 11 of August!
You can place your answers right HERE
So if you guys have any questions about Google Rank Brain update or anything else Google related you can write your questions and some of them may be answered by Google people on 11 August.
There will be a total of 21 people from Google plus "may more invited" so we ain't talking about a small gathering here, a lot of stuff will be discussed and I'm sure lots of good tips will be "leaked".
Most good SEOs always follow such events because they have the chance to confirm certain ranking factors and scenarios. People already had posted the most incredible questions, home at least some of them will get answered making things clearer for us SEOs.
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Examples of what they won't answer, most likely:
I wonder if they will have people who are pre picked to ask questions so that they know what is going to be asked and in what order. A system like this can be gamed so the person answering the question does it flawlessly lol.
What kind of restrictions do you think they'll have on the AMA (ask me anything)? I'm sure they won't allow anything personal like asking when the last time they made love was. Most likely no one will be able to ask anything about a topic that doesn't include RankBrain, like an adwords or analytics question.
AMAs are always a good thing, but they aren't great at the same time. You're letting the community in to ask whatever question is on their mind, with limitations obviously. But these aren't always a great thing because people get pissed off that their questions aren't being answered. On one side of it you're pushing out information about the service, website, etc. But you're only putting out what you really want to, and you won't go above and beyond what you think will be too much
I like and hate AMAs at the same time lol hmmmm I wonder what questions they will try to avoid like the plague lol :D Examples of what they won't answer, most likely: [list=1][*]Can you show us how the search algorithm works exactly?[/*][*]How can we game RankBrain?[/*][*]Can I get a job at Google?[/*][*]How do I get my website to #1 in the SERPs (similar to #1 lol)[/*][*]How do I set up the perfect Adwords campaign?[/*][/list] I wonder if they will have people who are pre picked to ask questions so that they know what is going to be asked and in what order. A system like this can be gamed so the person answering the question does it flawlessly lol. What kind of restrictions do you think they'll have on the AMA (ask me anything)? I'm sure they won't allow anything personal like asking when the last time they made love was. Most likely no one will be able to ask anything about a topic that doesn't include RankBrain, like an adwords or analytics question. AMAs are always a good thing, but they aren't great at the same time. You're letting the community in to ask whatever question is on their mind, with limitations obviously. But these aren't always a great thing because people get pissed off that their questions aren't being answered. On one side of it you're pushing out information about the service, website, etc. But you're only putting out what you really want to, and you won't go above and beyond what you think will be too much :( I like and hate AMAs at the same time lol :D
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