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Google rolls out multiple spam updates 📣❌ On March 5th, Google announced yet another core algorithm update alongside three new spam policies targeting scaled content, expired domain abuse and site reputation abuse. We know that Google has always prioritised the user and is constantly seeking ways to serve the best possible search results, so the spam policies don't come as too much of a surprise. Our SEO Account Director, Billy Kelly, shares everything you need to know in our latest blog 👇 Learn more here >> https://bit.ly/3x18nEQ #googleupdates #spampolicies

Google released June 2024 Spam Update💥 Google has announced the rollout of the June 2024 spam update, which aims to further improve search results by targeting websites that violate Google’s spam policies. The update, which began on June 20, is expected to take up to one week to roll out fully. Google regularly updates its systems to reduce low-quality and spammy content from its search results. Spam updates target websites that break Google’s rules, such as: 🔴 Automatically generating content solely to improve search rankings. 🟡 Buying or selling links to manipulate rankings. 🟢 Having thin, duplicated, or poor-quality content. 🔵 Tricking users with hidden redirects or other deceptive techniques. #google #updatenews

Google began rolling out the June 2024 spam update on June 20, which should take a week to complete. This update aims to further improve the quality of search results by targeting spammy and low-quality websites. #Google continues to prioritize user experience by penalizing websites that engage in manipulative tactics to rank higher in search results. The update includes algorithm changes to better detect and penalize spammy content, link schemes, and keyword stuffing. Website owners are advised to focus on creating high-quality, valuable content for users and following Google's Webmaster Guidelines to avoid being penalized. It is important for webmasters to regularly monitor their website's performance and make necessary adjustments to comply with Google's standards. This update reinforces Google's commitment to providing users with relevant and trustworthy search results.

🌟 Exciting News from Google! 🌟 Google is improving Search by targeting spammy and low-quality content! They aim to prioritize useful info and minimize misleading results. Here’s what is changing: 1️⃣ Better Search Ranking: Google is refining its systems to display the most helpful information and reduce copied content. 2️⃣ Stronger Spam Policies: Google is updating rules to block out bad content, like spam from expired websites or fake obituaries. 3️⃣ Fighting Bad Content: Google is working to hide unhelpful web pages that have poor user experience or seem like they were made just for search engines, not real people. By doing this, Google hopes to reduce low-quality content by 40% and send more traffic to useful sites! Contact our team today for more information! #RapidMedia #GoogleUpdate #Search

🚀 Key Points Of The Recent Google Updates: March 2024 Core Update 🔍: * Focus on displaying valuable content. * Enhanced ranking systems for better results. * No specific actions are needed for creators. * Refer to guidelines for quality content. March Spam Update🛡️: ▪️ Introduction of three new policies targeting abuses. ▪️ Addressing scaled content manipulation. ▪️ Prevention of site reputation abuse. ▪️ Violation may lead to lower rankings. #SEO #Marchupdate #CoreUpdate #Google

Google's March 2024 Core Update: What You Need to Know 🔍 Google's latest update aims to enhance search result quality by slashing "unhelpful" content by 40%. It's bolstered by new spam policies targeting content abuse and domain exploitation. 💡 Key Takeaways: ✔ Quality is King: Expect more relevant search results tailored to your queries. ✔Combatting Spam: Google's crackdown on various abuses ensures a cleaner online environment. ✔Adaptability is Key: Digital pros must stay agile to maintain visibility and credibility. 🔍 Stay Ahead of the Curve: Embrace these changes to refine your digital strategies and deliver top-notch content! #GoogleUpdate #ContentQuality #SpamPolicies

Google has announced the rollout of the June 2024 spam update, which aims to further improve search results by targeting websites that violate Google’s spam policies. According to a statement, the update, which began on June 20, is expected to take up to one week to roll out fully. As with any significant update, the June spam update may result in fluctuations in search rankings for some websites. Websites that engage in practices that violate Google’s spam policies or rely heavily on AI-generated content may see a decline in their search visibility. https://lnkd.in/gu5tNrfP #googlealgorithmupdate #google #googlealgorithm #googleupdate

Google announced that the March 2024 core update is complete and ended on April 19th BUT…brace for the “site reputation abuse” update after May 5th 🔥 📍 Google stated that the update reduced low-quality and unoriginal content in search results by 45% and we see significant improvements across search and discover. 📍 Many publishers hit during the September 2023 helpful content update did not recover and that probably means that those sites will have to wait for a few months before seeing any improvement. 📈 This update has been a step in the right direction in many ways, targeting low quality, unoriginal content that was specifically produced for the search engine. 💡 We predict the “Site Reputation Update” starting on May 5th to be even more significant..

There has been much hype about social media. But social sites are not doing a good job for publishers, judging by an analysis from Chartbeat, as reported by Nieman Lab.  Social traffic to publishing sites has fallen from 6% of all traffic in January 2023 to 4% today, it was revealed during the Online News Association conference last week, based on the experience of 700 news clients of Chartbeat. Facebook alone had a 40% drop in traffic in that period.  During this same timeframe, external traffic not driven by search or social sites has jumped from 16% to 20%, the report continues. We’re not trying to give a product endorsement to Google, but Google search is pulling 1.5 billion pageviews per month, 10% more than it did in January 2023. Moreover, referrals from Google Discover, Google’s mobile product, have gone up by 13% during the same period.  

Google's June 2024 Spam Update Google has completed the rollout of its June 2024 Spam Update, which focuses on improving the quality of search results by targeting websites that violate its spam policies. This update began on June 20, 2024, and concluded by June 27, 2024. Key aspects of this update include: 1. Targeting Spammy Practices: The update aims to identify and penalize websites using manipulative tactics such as keyword stuffing, cloaking, hidden text and links, and low-quality AI-generated content. 2. Impact on Rankings: Websites employing spammy tactics might see a decline in their search visibility, while those adhering to Google's guidelines may benefit from reduced competition. 3. Ongoing Efforts: This update is part of Google's continuous efforts to combat spam and improve user experience by filtering out irrelevant and low-value content.