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I understand that it is used as an indicator of what the page is from the domain.

But my question is if the search robots "get score" on what is filled.

Exemplos:

1. text

rev=”Vote-for”
rev=”Vote-abstain”
rev=”Vote-against”

So I ask: The examples above, do they influence positively or negatively to the external page or page that is using these parameters?

2. [In cases that the client uses this example above, filling the rev attribute to add event markers from GA.  May have some interference for robots or else for the positioning of the page in search results?

3. If it not influence on the points mentioned, interference may be negative / positive at in some time?](http://www.site.com)

These are good alternatives

Hi,

I'm looking for information about rev="" attribute in SEO. What do this attribute communicate to search robots?

Does it Impacts in the positioning of pages / keywords?

Does anyone have information that could help me?

I believe you are querying to the wrong domain.

Your domain is http://www.deoveroitas.com or http://www.deoveritas.com?
Correct the address and try again. If no results display again tell us to look at what is happening.

When the page 'about-us' was published?

The & character is also used in Google Analytics parameters. I believe that if there were any problems they wouldn't use. I use this character only to inform the start and finish parameters.

A good example is the UTM parameters used by Google: http://www.domainname.com.br/?utm_source=yourdomain&utm_medium=algo&utm_campaign=yourcampaign&utm_content=something

If you need to include special characters as the information is interesting escape the text before sending to the server.

http://someserver.com/?param1=someinfo¶m2=another¶m3=some text using special characters such & % and more

The url can be correctly corrected using the javascript escape() function to convert special characters like:

var param3 = 'some text using special characters such & % and more';
escape(param3);

// will result some%20text%20using%20special%20characters%20such%20%26%20%25%20and%20more

So your URL will be:

http://someserver.com/?param1=someinfo¶m2=another¶m3=some text using special characters such %26 %25 and more

..And will be corrected.

I add one sentence equal in every one of the 700 post (700 pages/urls). At the end of every article

It's a signature in the text: "Content created by the group of portal XXX with informations of YYY."

XXX = name of the site of the cliente and

YYY = name of the site where the information has been used (source). In yyy will be puted a external link.

Hi,
Recently, I had to add the same phrase, with 15 words, nearly, in 700 posts in a same blog. In this phrase is written about the site ownership and eventually some links showing the posts sources.

I thought in create a image, but it will be some variations in the source words (2 or 3), therefore I chose to use text format.

I'd like to read some comments and opinions about this kind of insertion (the same phrase in many different pages of one site). For exemple, did you handle this in your site? Problems or benefits (mainly with indexing)?  Special code to indicate in this case? Any threat?

Hello SEO comunity.

In one of the sites that I work, our team won numerous keywords in the first searching results.

Unfortunately, on june we lost the most important site keyword. It was a general Word, very disputed, that generated a lot of traffic to us.

The problem: it droped from third to fifty position.

I’d like your help to identify the possible punishments and than find the solutions. What could happened? Where do we start?  Is there any checklist to verify the punishments? What do you suggest to me?

PS:

• We always do a clean job, getting away form the blackhat techniques;

• We didn’t received any notification from Google;

• During two year, the keyword was in the first ten positions.

Actually, I'm looking for an explanation for what happened to me, to get my top10 again.

Thanks