Google’s head of anti-spam team Matt Cutts has released a video explaining the way Google judges sites on their ‘freshness’ signals. It has been often expressed by the search engine that they prefer pages with frequently updated content. But where does this ‘frequent updation’ leave company sites vis-a-vis news sites. This is what Matt addresses in the video:
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