So far "More information about penalties or other scoring issues" is winning. I agree that this is what they need to work on most. Here's the link: http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/type/googleseo/ Here are the options: What should the webmaster central team do next? * More information about penalties or other scoring issues * Tools for detecting or reporting duplicate content * Show PageRank numbers instead of none/low/medium/high * Show links on your site that are broken * Score the crawlability or accessibility of pages * Tell Google the correct country or language for a site * Tool to help move from one domain to a new domain * Some type of rank checking * Diagnostic wizard for common site problems * A way to list supplemental result pages * Option to "disavow" backlinks from or to a site * Show causes of 404 errors * Fetch a page as Googlebot to verify correct behavior * Tell Google a parameter doesn't matter * Show pages that don't validate * Ability to show/download all pages from a site (e.g. if your server crashed) * Integrate "Add URL" feature * More documentation and examples
Score the crawlability or accessibility of pages I definately agree with the above one. Accessibility is a very important issue, that doesn't seem to get the attention that it deserves. Alex
I would have to say the dup content one. It is hard as an article marketer to tell who is copying me, or whom I might be copying inadvertently. We just had an issue with that recently, one of our copy writers basically copied word for word a doc from an article 2 years old, and she claimed that she wrote everything from scratch.
Visit the site and voice your opinion, I say. It could influence their choice of what they work on next. http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/type/googleseo/