Its been a couple of weeks now since Google released the Penguin 2.1 update.
Although Google has claimed that only 1% of search results have been effected, it looks like a ton of people have been burnt yet again.
The June 2019 Core algorithm update was completely different than both the two previous updates – the March 2019 core algorithm update and the August 2018 algorithm update …which were both really kind of evolutionary updates of one another, and …
Neural matching is an AI-based system Google began using in 2018 primarily to understand how words are related to concepts. It’s like a super synonym system. Synonyms are words that are closely related to other words.
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A quick round up of Google core algorithm update in March 2019. Learn what experts in the industry are saying and what has changed in SEO.
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On September 28th, Gary Illyes announced that sites that were hit by Penguin 3.0 will start seeing recoveries in their rankings with Penguin 4.0 as the links would no longer carry a negative score with them.
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Google has been tracking all our activity on its site and as we went about visiting websites… so it could secretly build its big data sets that is being fed to RankBrain to power the search algorithm.
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Google Search is moving heavily towards Artificial Intelligence and deep (machine) learning. This post covers all the ranking factors including Rank Brain.
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Its been a couple of weeks now since Google released the Penguin 2.1 update.
Although Google has claimed that only 1% of search results have been effected, it looks like a ton of people have been burnt yet again.
A mind map with a chock-full of link building tips in the brave new world after Penguin and Panda were released by Google.
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Today, I’m going to discuss various factors that you need to look at to ensure that you comply with the past, present and future Google Algorithm Updates – that seem to be getting rolled out with higher frequency.
Before the Penguin update, Google would handle links it considered to be webspam to pass down zero link juice value to the pages they linked to.
Penguin 1.0 goes crazy leaving SEO forums in chaos.
If you visited online marketing forums, right after Penguin 1.0 was released – you would have seen several threads that went into pages and pages of innocent people who got slapped by the crazy Penguin.
The Penguin 1 and 2 updates have hit sites that have used black hat or white hat tactics.
Many quality sites that have been playing it safe and by the Google rules have been caught in the crossfire.
24th April 2012 has been marked as the day SEO changed forever.
On this day, Google rolled out the initial version of its Penguin update in an attempt to rampage against so called “web spam”.
Google expects us to abandon other business growth opportunities and try to spend time to figure out what needs to be fixed in our backlink profiles every time they change things around.
Penguin 2.0 was released on 22nd May 2013 and affected 2.3% of English queries.
Here are some initial observations and notes on Penguin 2.0