I'm looking at a keyword or two just out of curiosity but no more. No need to spend more time there because that's what they want. You know it when you have taken a lot of risk and this update is much less violent than the previous one with its share of bugs. Continue to work on your strategies and develop your businessI hate these updates... You, people, run your rankers too often.
Seriously, why do you need to check your rankings 10 times a day? Once a week is enough.
With every update I get a surge in impressions.
If you don't understand it that seo is a game of patience then you should find another job.
I hate these updates... You, people, run your rankers too often.
Seriously, why do you need to check your rankings 10 times a day? Once a week is enough.
With every update I get a surge in impressions.
If you don't understand it that seo is a game of patience then you should find another job.
Many if that's what you are asking. But it was pointless because it happened as soon as the update was announced (or start rolling). Then again after a day or so they fell again.How many are noticing a boost in their rankings? Finally recovered from 4th May Core Update. Thanks, Google.
I read that the health niches were hit severely, so it may be the same algorithm, but to keep people to interfere with Covid related topics.Anyone has done a research like which niches got hit with this December updates?
I read that the health niches were hit severely, so it may be the same algorithm, but to keep people to interfere with Covid related topics.
i have also notice this in the health niche. I'm seeing allot of sites with spam links winning.I can't understand one thing about this update: how can be possible that websites with keywords stuffing and exact match on link building over 60% are now up to 30, 40 positions and websites without E-A-T on health topics are back on TOP 3 Google...![]()
This actually makes sense... I'm not saying it's true, just makes sense. I also thought google suspended 'request indexing' for the same reason but the results are in but 'request indexing' is still suspended.Here are my two cents. The May update was to push big brands up in order to stop smaller sites to 'interfere with the US elections'. Since it costs money to do it properly, they essentially thrown most small and medium website under the bus until December, when the election results were clear. And now it allows most of affected websites to come back where they were before. Some websites will see a decline in traffic because their competitors are returning, others who knows...Google never tells its 'secrets'..
Here are my two cents. The May update was to push big brands up in order to stop smaller sites to 'interfere with the US elections'. Since it costs money to do it properly, they essentially thrown most small and medium website under the bus until December, when the election results were clear. And now it allows most of affected websites to come back where they were before. Some websites will see a decline in traffic because their competitors are returning, others who knows...Google never tells its 'secrets'..
Sadly, its not true. 2/3 of the websites hit in May are hit in Dec update as well from the data I am seeing.. still incomplete, but at least so far it doesn't look this way.This actually makes sense... I'm not saying it's true, just makes sense. I also thought google suspended 'request indexing' for the same reason but the results are in but 'request indexing' is still suspended.