Confirmed a short while on the GSC Twitter:
https://twitter.com/googlesearchc/st...70568128385031Later today, we are releasing a broad core update, as we do several times per year. It is called the November 2021 Core Update.
Hold onto your hats...
Confirmed a short while on the GSC Twitter:
https://twitter.com/googlesearchc/st...70568128385031Later today, we are releasing a broad core update, as we do several times per year. It is called the November 2021 Core Update.
Hold onto your hats...
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Bring it on, G! And try to make it disruptive this time! Especially to nail all those tricksters that shouldn't be there.
Just in time to wipe out small businesses before black friday.. but google shopping will still be numero uno
I like this part:
One way to think of how a core update operates is to imagine you made a list of the top 100 movies in 2015. A few years later in 2019, you refresh the list. It's going to naturally change. Some new and wonderful movies that never existed before will now be candidates for inclusion. You might also reassess some films and realize they deserved a higher place on the list than they had before.
The list will change, and films previously higher on the list that move down aren't bad. There are simply more deserving films that are coming before them...
https://developers.google.com/search...8/core-updates
The "spam update" failed to get rid of the rampant PR spam problem. Maybe the "November 2021 Core Update" will...
But I doubt it.
They should change.....
One way to think of how a core update operates is....
To.....One way to consider the resulting changes of a core update is.....
My rates are £1000 an hour, Google. Come and get me, I don't even need dental insurance, a company car, or paid leave!
so far so good, had a site go from ~7/8 to ~3/4 today for its two main keywords.
Thanks for keeping us in the loop.
..and 7/8 to 3/4 could just be the result of natural fluctuations/testing by Google...either on your page/terms or those around you.
Any movements yesterday would likely have been natural and not related to any core update, logically it would be too early (unless the internet is full of SEO people/webmasters saying they moved unexpectedly)
Hoping this one will actually work. This month is off to a rather garbage start and there's been no improvement for a number of my programs.
The way I look at it, there's 3 ways this can possibly go for me.
1: hurt my sites
2: makes no difference
3: helps my sites
I'm on a gambling site, so I'll take those odds lol.
Latest I've heard.....
Nothing so far seems to be the target of a negative effort, which implies nothing will drop unexpectedly (ie because of anything done to the page/site).
Some strong data suggests that backlinks have been given more weight. So, if true, then it's possible some sites will rise and knock yours down (although if you've been building/gaining links then now is a time when they may show some enhanced results).
Equally, if true, bad backlinks may have more potential to harm.
Early days though, and all could change. Could go well into Dec until it's all over.
PS The backlink thing make some sense at this time of year. Authoritative brands are already ranked, and either pay for ads for brand awareness purposes or just because they can and it makes no financial loss. It's the smaller businesses - that might not have the backlink-generated authority - that will get forced into paying to be seen = Google $s in pocket.
This will affect some of ranking keywords.. Hope it will not hurt us.
Doesn't look like it was as sweeping an update as the December one last year. Or, it hasn't rolled out completely.
Some analysis of winners & losers here: https://searchengineland.com/googles...ers-saw-376312
Pinterest the biggest loser it would seem, maybe more of a correction in that respect though as there was a lot of noise about pinterest overly dominating in some verticals from previous updates.
Well, the stupid PR sites are still dominating gambling searches, so Google didn't do much to fix spam in their last "spam update" nor this "core update" as far as I am concerned.
We saw some mild fluctuations, both up and down. Nothing to write home about. Nothing truly actionable to speak of.
Can't say I saw much of anything in any direction!