How long did it take to recover?
Around 2 weeks, but it's not fully recovered. I am now experimenting with drip feed social signals and guest posts(real ones).
How long did it take to recover?
Its kinda weird for one of my sites.
Ranking was not affected at all. All page 1 kws remain in page 1.
However, google analytics shows my traffic cut by almost half.
BUT, amazon report shows me conversion rate increased by 2 times over the past one month.
Is somebody experiencing the same weird stuffs?
Yes, i recovered alot of my KWs but still not fully back its been 14 daysI'm just curious, did it work for you?
Yes, i recovered alot of my KWs but still not fully back its been 14 days
Thank you man appreciate it!Wish you all the best, I'm still playing with keyword density. Made more changes today, I'll see in a few days if there is further improvement.
a new algo update but just a heavier cleansing and taking into account only existing live links
As far as I can see, it was just an adjustment of the panda algo. Problem is, that the quality score of most the pages is in the tank. This is what John Mueller in the Hangouts also confirmed.
Point beeing you can find different workarounds for the problem. Change your internal linking, delete thin pages, decrease your kw density, add schema markup, get rid of spammy links, add content, increase social shares and mentions, remove ads, redo the page layout, reduce bounce rate.
Do all of these. Panda has a kind of threshold how it differs high quality and low quality sites, once you reached this tipping point, your rankings skyrocket. But, I don't know where the tipping point for your site is and honestly speaking nobody does.
that the update was link related?
or used exact match keywords
GOOGLE MADNESS UPDATE
So I logged in to the Search console of one of my blogs that was affected by the update and I was shocked to see that there is no data for my backlinks. The site in question was not recently added to GWT, its been there for long and my backlinks were showing before the update. Could this be an indicator that the update was link related?
Isn't supposed to be something like a drop in search? why it's not the case especially if 50% of the content of my site is dup?
GOOGLE MADNESS UPDATE
So I logged in to the Search console of one of my blogs that was affected by the update and I was shocked to see that there is no data for my backlinks. The site in question was not recently added to GWT, its been there for long and my backlinks were showing before the update. Could this be an indicator that the update was link related?
GOOGLE MADNESS UPDATE
So I logged in to the Search console of one of my blogs that was affected by the update and I was shocked to see that there is no data for my backlinks. The site in question was not recently added to GWT, its been there for long and my backlinks were showing before the update. Could this be an indicator that the update was link related?
So true in regards to kw density. Reducing keyword density seems to work for me. It appears that the update was purely designed to shake things up. I have never intentionally engaged in keyword stuffing or anything like that. And my pages that were affected by this update are good quality. Apparently google now thinks that there are too many targeted keywords in my posts even though they are just were they supposed to be. Stupid bastards! But like you said, what needs to be done, it'll depend on individual website and there is no universal solution. So test, test and test more. Personally, I'd leave the links alone for now.
after updating content, did you submit url or fetch via search console?
I already reduce keyword, but still can't see my article recovering in SERP