Signs Of A Google Search Algorithm Update Over Weekend

Jul 10, 2017 - 7:53 am 43 by
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Google Algorithm Update

There are some early signs of a Google search algorithm update over the weekend, around Saturday and Sunday. The chatter is still very quiet but it was the weekend and that might kick up over the next day or so. Plus, pretty much all the tools are on fire, showing huge volatility around July 9th.

Here are some of the tools showing the changes:

Accuranker:
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RankRanger:
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SEMRush:
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AdvancedWebRankings:
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Algoroo:
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Mozcast:
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Here is some of the chatter at WebmasterWorld:

Was there another update?

Our website traffic drops at night times (11pm - 4am) on under 5% in last 14 days. No changes where done on website from our end.

AccuRanker, RankRanger and SEMrush Sensor are showing high level of SERPs fluctuations on July 9, 2017 . Maybe the start of a new algorithm update, who knows happy!

I'll keep an eye on the SEO community chatter but I strongly doubt we will get Google to confirm any update here.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

 

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