TIC falls due to the sape-NEA and you milk fled:)

Posted on August 23, 2011
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More and more often confronted with delusional saying "TIC cut due to the WMZ sapy", "because of selling links fell TIC", etc. which created the TIC? To determine the "credibility" of the site! Take into account the quality and quantity of references and most importantly their issues-driven.
Quote from Yandex. Assistance:
"TIC as a means of determining the credibility of the resource is intended to ensure the relevance of locating resources in headings directory Yandex. TIC is not a purely quantitative characteristic, therefore we show some rounded values that help you navigate through the "significance" ("the authority") of resources in each area (theme). "

Now turn on the logic! If each Internet resource, which sells ads will cut TIC, what objective definition of this indicator is it? This puzomerka would not need at all, because of confusing 0!

A common example:
1) old site on the topic: diet/nutrition. All articles are checked by a doctor and on the website he responds to questions from visitors.
!This site sells links.
2) site on the same subject, is just as good rerayt here with other resources, sometimes mixed translations.
!Does not sell links.

Refer to the first site anymore, and has links with reputable sites. This is logical, because the site moderiruet man who works in this area and all of the information verified.

So, Yandex detects that the site (1) sells links, then you need to cut it to TIC, it automatically becomes less credible, and therefore less useful in the eyes of Yandex? Very not funny? Because advertising site down to the level of, for example site 2 (or lower), which is assembled not understand what articles

Described prosten?ko, but I think is clear.

Now to sidestep logic and see that in practice? But in practice, all confirmed my "sales sites" are both plus and minus. Usually a plus more than minusuut.

So it is best to leave this conversation for the poor and dig already elsewhere

P.s. And here milk? Don't know.
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