Don't have "sticky" pages? You may get blocked by Google!
- When I'm doing research in Google I'll occasionally bounce-back from a site I visit and notice that Google has given me the option to block the site completely from my results. Other times I'm just presented with a Google Plus option on the site. Can you explain why this is happening?
Answer: What you are seeing is the continued evolution by Google to determine relevancy of their search results through user experience. If you recall, earlier this year we published the following byte concerning bounce rates, site speeds, and user experience:
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