Google December core update hasn't shown any activity yet

[zaizaizai]

Google announced a core update on December 11th, but so far, there haven't been any major fluctuations in search results. Everything seems pretty much the same as usual. Is anyone else experiencing this?

 

[Stilplhorky]

nothing dramatic so far. From past updates, big movements sometimes show up days or even weeks later, so I’m just monitoring and not reacting yet.

 

[zocx]

In the past 1 week on my adult network i see some big jumps 1 website 25% more, and other 80% more. I'm not sure if it's from the update, but for now I like this update

 

[moonshine7000]

Give it 2 weeks to rollout

 

[seo crazy]

Seems like Google’s update hasn’t kicked in yet, so no big changes for now.

 

[wwsosop]

Knocking on wood, link equity is still working

 

[Panther28]

I moved from 2nd to top for my keyword. Visitors haven't increase too much, but have defo increased!.

 

[zaizaizai]

I suspect that what Google calls a “core update” this time, which is said to take about three weeks, is actually more of a ranking fine-tuning rather than a true core update.

This update also doesn’t seem to be targeting fully automated AI-generated content. If it were, given Google’s technical capabilities, it should be able to identify such content, and we would likely see large-scale ranking fluctuations. After all, AI-generated content is still very widespread at the moment.

 

[walangalam2]

Main keyword is gone while others is dancing

 

[zaizaizai]

Main keyword is gone while others is dancing

I didn't see any fluctuations; everything seemed the same as usual.

 

[LondonLife]

Core updates often hit quietly at first. no movement usually means your site isn’t in the early impact wave yet.

 

[yummy_rx100]

Not every core update causes instant chaos. Many roll out quietly, hit specific niches, or land in waves over weeks. If your SERPs look stable, it usually means your site isn’t in the target zone of this update at least for now.

Core updates aren’t always earthquakes; sometimes they’re slow pressure shifts.