“Penguin impacts have different levels” Reveals Matt Cutts tweet

The Google’s penguin update released on April 2012, that penalizes sites for building unnatural backlinks has been putting webmasters in a great mourn.

The penguin updates has wiped off many sites from the face of Google and some are thrown at the verge of extinction. The reason is quite simple and has been revealed by Matt Cutts in a recent tweet to one of the webmaster.

Matt Cutt tweet revealed that there are different levels of penguin algorithm we can say it as low, mild and heavy.

Here is the Matt Cutt’s tweet to webmaster:

In his tweet he recommended the webmaster to carry on his backlink cleaning process as he still sees a mild case of Penguin there.

It means penguin algorithm of Google does not affect all sites equally; the impact depends on the extent of unnatural backlinks.

So the impact of penguin update on a site can be a lot or a little or somewhere amid. The tweet is very interesting and reveals that the impact of penguin algorithm varies with sites backlink quality. But it is hard to conclude that only cleaning up backlinks can get out your site from penguin algorithm.

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