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Has Matt Cutts 302 Hijacked Himself?
Last week I pointed out what I thought was now a pretty irrelevant SERP. I mean sure, it was pretty big news within the SEO industry, but for normal folk looking for “caffeine” related information I’d say it was given too much real estate within the SERP what with the Sandbox, Google Webmaster Central Blog, and Matt Cutts’ blog ranking 2nd, 3rd and 4th respectively.
I’d say that the fact that these websites are ranking so well, so quickly, for such a competitive term, had to be QDF related, so I decided to keep an eye on this SERP to see what happened as the freshness lapsed. Today, the same SERP looks as follows:
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