Post by Cultures You on Oct 21, 2023 8:27:32 GMT
Following on from this, I will immediately give you a number of useful websites with which you can keep an eye on the impact of Google updates yourself. Regularly check Google Grump from Accuranker, Mozcast from MOZ or Algoroo to see the current movements in the Google rankings. Google Update Maverick Source: The Search Agency Since the update has not been officially confirmed by Google, it remains speculation what will be looked at for determining the rankings.
The maxim still continues to deliver good and relevant content for the user. Site diversity update – June 2019 Before June 2019, it could happen that you were on, for example, four photo editor
or five of the first ten search results with one domain name. At one point, Google decided that there should be more variation in the number of domain names within the search results. After the diversity update, Google only shows two results for one domain name within the top results. But… this will not always be strictly adhered to.
If Google thinks it's still relevant to show more than two results from one domain name, it will. It is also logical for branded searches that you are in the majority of the first results. And subdomains Google has indicated that it will merge subdomains with the main domain. With an extra subdomain such as you will not reach more search results. So don't put unnecessary effort into it. Of course, Google reserves the right to treat some subdomains differently. Exceptions are still possible. Also read: Google has rolled out another Core update: you need to know this Keep an eye on it yourself! I've just brought you back up to date with the latest Google updates. Since the algorithm is updated several times a year, I advise you to keep a close eye on it.
The maxim still continues to deliver good and relevant content for the user. Site diversity update – June 2019 Before June 2019, it could happen that you were on, for example, four photo editor
or five of the first ten search results with one domain name. At one point, Google decided that there should be more variation in the number of domain names within the search results. After the diversity update, Google only shows two results for one domain name within the top results. But… this will not always be strictly adhered to.
If Google thinks it's still relevant to show more than two results from one domain name, it will. It is also logical for branded searches that you are in the majority of the first results. And subdomains Google has indicated that it will merge subdomains with the main domain. With an extra subdomain such as you will not reach more search results. So don't put unnecessary effort into it. Of course, Google reserves the right to treat some subdomains differently. Exceptions are still possible. Also read: Google has rolled out another Core update: you need to know this Keep an eye on it yourself! I've just brought you back up to date with the latest Google updates. Since the algorithm is updated several times a year, I advise you to keep a close eye on it.