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Google confirms the core algorithm update it began rolling out on May 25 is officially complete. Now you can get an accurate assessment of the impact.
The announcement of the completed rollout went out at 3:44 a.m. EST, though it’s possible you’ve noticed effects of the update prior to today.
If that’s the case, and the changes you’re observing continue the same pattern, then it’s likely you were hit by the May 2022 Core Update.
The May 2022 core update rollout is now complete.
— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) June 9, 2022
What To Do Next
Are you noticing positive changes? Great! You survived another update (and hopefully are thriving as a result).
Are you noticing negative changes? If so, you must be wondering what to do next.
Google’s advice for recovering from core updates is always the same: improve your content.
John Mueller, Google’s Search Advocate, stated in October:
“With the core updates we don’t focus so much on just individual issues, but rather the relevance of the website overall.
And that can include things like the usability, and the ads on a page, but it’s essentially the website overall.”
When planning how to recover from a core update don’t get bogged down by technical fixes, or making singular improvements like changing title tags.
Take a holistic approach to...
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