Google releases March 2023 broad core update
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what kind of site? Review, info or ecom?
Th3m
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My info site still stable. No changes so far. Lets see what will happen in 2 weeks
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Perhaps it's a Google dance!
jennykumar
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my ranking shot up from yesterday. for tech related site, it went from 2nd page to 1st page.
but for ecommerce site, it went from page 2 to page 4.
but for ecommerce site, it went from page 2 to page 4.
Lwartini
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What are your conclusions? Aged domain with high DR clean links profile?For now, i see growth on all my blogs (but a new blog just released was wiped), but it is still too early possible to know if I will pass this time or notWhen Google updates, I'm on day 6/7 from the update released to see the result
tonymontana11
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The 2023 update doesn't have anything special as far as I see. Its going to be same but there is a point they mentioned which shows that the website that were hit in a negative way or penalized are going to have another chance. Well, lets wait out for the whole launch before making a judgement here. But why does it matter at all right? Well it does in my view for all the SEO freelancers, specialist, experts and similar roles people who are currently not having any project or gig in these days like me. So, stay updated because if I see in depth clients are going to make huge demands for the latest update as they will be only going to be aware of the hype but not details so then that will be our chance to grab them before anyone does. Never waste your time.
zocx
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I can't suggest much because i didn't use any of these tips on my old blogs ... but most of them are 2+ years old but got destroyed by Google with almost every update till now ...
With my new blog (3 weeks old) that was wiped by Google, penalized, or added to Sandbox, I believe my mistake was I allowed the WordPress Tags pages to be indexed by Google.
It is weird how Google did, then to indexed my posts on the first few days; he just kept indexing my Tags pages.
Tags pages = Thin content, and I have almost the same number of the Tags pages and Posts pages
I'm not sure if this was the real reason, but I'm waiting anyway to see the answer from Google Adsense because I submitted the new blog there and hope like this I can know the real reason if the Blog is not accepted.
We are learning from our mistakes
Reading around I see a pattern, I might be totally wrong but let's check it with you guys:
Who lost ranking with the last 2 updates regained in traffic with this one.
The opposite happened to people like me who benefited from the last 2 updates (now I tanked 40%)
Am I dreaming?
Who lost ranking with the last 2 updates regained in traffic with this one.
The opposite happened to people like me who benefited from the last 2 updates (now I tanked 40%)
Am I dreaming?
Lwartini
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My websites got crushesh because they were product reviews websites. I think yours were the same.I can't suggest much because i didn't use any of these tips on my old blogs ... but most of them are 2+ years old but got destroyed by Google with almost every update till now ...
With my new blog (3 weeks old) that was wiped by Google, penalized, or added to Sandbox, I believe my mistake was I allowed the WordPress Tags pages to be indexed by Google.
It is weird how Google did, then to indexed my posts on the first few days; he just kept indexing my Tags pages.
Tags pages = Thin content, and I have almost the same number of the Tags pages and Posts pages
I'm not sure if this was the real reason, but I'm waiting anyway to see the answer from Google Adsense because I submitted the new blog there and hope like this I can know the real reason if the Blog is not accepted.
We are learning from our mistakes
zocx
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I dont have product reviews, but yes, the new blog was fully penalized by Google.
I'm expecting the issue was come from allowing tags pages to be indexed by Google; I will try a new blog with the same idea but an old domain and see the results in a few weeks. But for now, the new blog is wiped on any search.
domain com = don't see the blog anymore
domain.com = blog first rank
site:domain.com = showing 140 pages indexed (small blog); the issue is a lot of these pages are tags/categories etc, and only 43 are posts.
I made some small changes hope the blog will be okay in future like no-index to tags page etc
Lwartini
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What snippets do you use?
