Google algorithm updates
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 8:08 am
So what do we do? The Google Core Update scheduled for May 2022 has been released and many agree that the first effects do not promise well at all. After an unusually long wait, the first “TOP” update of this year under the name “Google May 2022 Core Update” is now being rolled out. The recent Core Update of May 2022 was released just a few days ago and needless to say, there have already been major problems, especially, as we will see better later, for the information sites which seem to be among the most affected.
After the announcement of the “May 2022 Core Update”, you can south korea number data already see significant changes in Google's search results pages and various tools, such as Semrush, Sixtrix, RankRanger and Serpmetrics (well, all the big ones) are already showing strong fluctuations. In the WebmasterWorld forum, curious reports of significant changes in search traffic are accumulating. For example, it has been reported that for several search queries, information-oriented pages have been strangely replaced by transactional results. If true, this could indicate that Google is focusing more on transactional content with a commercial background.
However, to date these are only individual considerations made by various users and it is certainly still too early to draw conclusions. Overall we are talking about about two weeks for the complete release and only the next few days will show where the journey of this - for many decidedly not pleasant - update will go. Read also: “Core Update” sure sounds cool but what really is a Core Update? Google docets: “Major updates are changes we make to improve search overall and keep up with the changing nature of the web.
After the announcement of the “May 2022 Core Update”, you can south korea number data already see significant changes in Google's search results pages and various tools, such as Semrush, Sixtrix, RankRanger and Serpmetrics (well, all the big ones) are already showing strong fluctuations. In the WebmasterWorld forum, curious reports of significant changes in search traffic are accumulating. For example, it has been reported that for several search queries, information-oriented pages have been strangely replaced by transactional results. If true, this could indicate that Google is focusing more on transactional content with a commercial background.
However, to date these are only individual considerations made by various users and it is certainly still too early to draw conclusions. Overall we are talking about about two weeks for the complete release and only the next few days will show where the journey of this - for many decidedly not pleasant - update will go. Read also: “Core Update” sure sounds cool but what really is a Core Update? Google docets: “Major updates are changes we make to improve search overall and keep up with the changing nature of the web.