Here's a Tool to check which Google update affected your site..

shailzrocks

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• Oct 10, 2012

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Many of you must be confused with the recent multiple Google updates. Here's a tool that can help you understand which update affected your site...

PHP:

http://www.panguintool.com/

 

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DarkMeta

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #2

Thanks man mine sites are not affected........

 

KeyzDT

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #3

log in with you google account? i wuold be very weary of something like taht.....

 

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Authentex3

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #4

Does anyone suggest actually using this? lol

 

thedorf

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #5

Decent tool to see traffic changes in relation to algo change dates.

No need to worry about logging in they are just using OAuth. I logged in just fine but use firefox or chrome ie has trouble.

KeyzDT said:

log in with you google account? i wuold be very weary of something like taht.....

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sitecontact

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #6

I also don't feel comfortable providing the my G account pass and name. It would be great, if someone who knows a bit of web security, shared his/her opinion...

 

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Authentex3

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• Oct 10, 2012

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I just uses it and checked online, its safe

 

thedorf

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• Oct 10, 2012

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If you do not want to provide your email and address just login in your g analytics account in a different tab and AFTER that click login on the tool page - Oauth will detect you are already logged in and just give an authorization request - yes or no. No need to provide gmail login info to tool...

 

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• Oct 10, 2012

• #9

none of my personal or other clients sites were effected by penguin but this is heck of a tool..