We’ve mentioned in earlier articles how Google seems to be on a roll with their updates this year, with the recently concluded Spam update last October 21 being the last announced update as of this time.
It seems like the SEO world has been on a buzz with ranking fluctuations on the 28th, hinting of a possible search algorithm update. As of now, it still remains unconfirmed.
It seems like sites that were hit by another unconfirmed update last October 13th are recovering this time around, and are noticing an increase when it comes to their rank and traffic. Most of the chatter seems to be with sites located in the United Kingdom. With regards to readings by SEO Tools, there are mixed readings when it comes to rank volatility on the 28th.
Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable has documented the chatter that has been going around about this possible update in his article here.
Is it really another update or are the movements and changes just remnants of the concluded updates that have happened recently? Have you experienced any movements with your site? Let us know!
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