Everybody come in please,discuss the Hilltop Algo

[chokan]

Hi, I've just become a SEO,found that the Google ' s algo ---> Hilltop, What is the "expert document"? and how to get the expert score? I also read the that article from Tornodo university, but I still want some help from you!

[awall19]

hi chokan
welcome to the forums

what specifically do you want to discuss?

[I, Brian]

Hilltop makes it specifically difficult to rank sites under an authority system - though it can theoretically be done, it takes a heck of a lot more thought and structuring to build for.

This might help a little:
http://www.seo-lab.com/seo-articles/...g-networks.php

[OptWizard]

Here is a paper on hilltop (something I think google is moving towards)

http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~georgem/hilltop/

[brickred]

I Thing It's difficult (Not Impossible) to make structure according to hills top theory

[chokan]

Hilltop will give the SERP a huge change, but now I don't feel anything. My seveal site's backlink are very few, Hilltop say that it won't be given value unless site get 2(or above 2 ) expert vote. Is there anyone understand?

[I, Brian]

Note that Hilltop is an old paper - 2001 I think - so rather than take it as assumed that Google actually ever implemented it: simply take into consideration the methods described for evaluating- and devaluing - sites, and attend to them.

[awall19]

Originally Posted by I, Brian

Note that Hilltop is an old paper - 2001 I think - so rather than take it as assumed that Google actually ever implemented it: simply take into consideration the methods described for evaluating- and devaluing - sites, and attend to them.

I think that is one of the biggest misfortunes in the SEO industry - dated material.

there is a ton more dated research documents and dated seo tips than there is current information. people do not usually care if their info is outdated and incorrect so long as they are making money from it.

this is one of the reasons why asking questions in forums real time is so valuable.

[Buskerdoo]

Originally Posted by awall19

I think that is one of the biggest misfortunes in the SEO industry - dated material.

there is a ton more dated research documents and dated seo tips than there is current information. people do not usually care if their info is outdated and incorrect so long as they are making money from it.

this is one of the reasons why asking questions in forums real time is so valuable.

Amen!
Many/most docs don't even have dates. All documents should be required to have a date! Would have saved me from chasing my tail a couple of times.

[chokan]

I, Brian
What you say, is that mean"hilltop hasn't any infection to site ranking " ?