When will Google stop updating its search results?



When will you stop changing things?
Dave, UK

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41 thoughts on “When will Google stop updating its search results?”

  1. A CHALLENGE TO MATT…
    Hi Matt,
    I watch some of these responses, and find myself thinking you are insulated from the environment you created. In one video, you came close to ridiculing a person who got burned by hiring a shady SEO when the intention was just to get help with something he knew nothing about. In another video, you focus on your in-house terminology (penalty vs. algorithm), not how the small business webmasters of the world see things. In this one, you miss the point that was behind the question–that the rules change without warning and it is hard for people to focus just on good content.
    So, my challenge to you is to test your advice. Have a few of your staffers try to help a sampling of small businesses rebound from an algorithmic drop in traffic with (1) a reasonable cost or workload that doesn't hurt the business, and (2) no help from Google. Obviously, the challenge also only works if your testers have only the information that is available to those trying to live by what you say. I say small businesses, as they can't hire top experts and throw time and money at the problem the way the bigger, deeper-pocketed companies can.
    I would love to see those efforts documented as case studies, and it would be nice to see you publish the data so we know whether there is actually a realistic chance to ever recover lost Google traffic.

    Thanks for considering this challenge.
    Jeff Hajek
    http://www.Velaction.com

  2. Necessity is the mother of Invention. We always look for better and better options. In SEO, too we always want the most relevant site in the search results. So, Google has to update its algorithm to remain relevant with time.

  3. Risposta scontata, è naturale che Google continui ad aggiornare i risultati e i propri algoritmi in modo tale da cercar di fornire un servizio sempre migliore.

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