Oct 16, 2013 | Google Updates
Have you seen some changes in your rankings since the Panda roll out? Did your ranking plummet? Well, you are not alone. A lot of websites have been affected by the changes. As a matter of fact nearly 12% of all queries have been affected by the changes. Sites big and small are reeling from the after effects and are looking at their reports to check what they can do better. Panda is indeed a major concern for web owners. How can it not be? If you want to restore your site’s traffic, you will be glad to know that there are things which you can do to recover. However, you need to put in time and effort to be able to make the necessary changes which will help you get your traffic back. Focus on effective strategies It’s important that you focus on things that matter so that you don’t end up wasting your time, energy and the company’s resources. So it really is critical that you know the things you should and should not do. Pleading sympathy from Google will not bring your traffic back. Google is in the business of giving users what they need without asking for too much of their time. Google regularly tests their algorithms to check if it helps improve search quality or not. Unless the tests show improvements, Google will not roll out changes. Google, after all, is data driven. They want hard data and not just anecdotal reports to back up claims. Don’t Waste Your Time on Google For most web owners who were impacted by the changes, their initial...
