I've noticed the most unsettling pattern in the last few months. This may concern everyone involved in SEO. Google got in the habit of launching loads of algorithm updates in a short time frame. Every since the Medi...
On the 1st of August 2018, Google went live with a core algorithm update. This update was one of the largest core algorithm changes I've seen in years. I haven't witnessed so much volatility in my client's ranks i...
Google Search Algorithm Updates - Probably the most important news an SEO can get from Google, depending on these updates new SEO strategies are developed and some of the old ones are abandoned. Every search result depen...
Google's search and ranking algorithm have become so gigantic and complex that apparently, not even the engineers working at Google fully understand it. Google's search algorithm has always been complex and people...
Apparently, the whole webmaster community is buzzing with rumors about a possible Google algorithm update. What does this mean? A lot of change in rankings of course and a lot of fluctuations! Here are a few rele...
I have read a few articles about the real-time Google Penguin 4 algorithm. From what I read, originally, Google confirmed the real time algorithm in 2015 and it was expected to be released during early 2016 but it was th...
I have read a few articles about the real time Google Penguin 4 algorithm. From what I read, originally, Google confirmed the real time algorithm in 2015 and it was expected to be released during early 2016 but it was th...
How could I know if a Google Algorithm update have been rolled out?
If you have noticed, the recent Google Algorithm changes are names of animals that have the color of black and white, ie Panda and Penguin. So any guesses what's next?
Is there a relationship between Google and the black/white animals used to name their algorithm changes?
After panda, now Google recently update new algorithm. Penguin - the official name Google has given to the webspam algorithm. So what's your opinion on the latest update?