Google Phantom Worst Google Penalty
According to unconfirmed reports, Google is rolling out a new algorithm update search results. Known as the "phantom" - the name of his ghost-like appearance - a new update is primarily influenced by the textbook and "how-to" content. A significant number of large and important Web sites have seen a significant drop in traffic over the past couple of weeks. So Bloggers first to write a HOWTO tutorials, this penalty is the worst of its form and effect of mass traffic blogs that participate in textbook writing. So this update, and is it important?
Hubpages is a great collection of nearly one million mini-blogs containing the information content of the broad range of issues. On May 3 he saw a drop in Google search traffic by 22 per cent during the week. Sites like eHow, WikiHow Answers.com and other sites that have seen significant drops in traffic over the past couple of weeks.
Although Google has not yet admitted this update, experts believe that this update is not associated with Panda or Penguin. Nevertheless, these kinds of "thin" content targeted Panda also targeted by this update. Websites with more information abundance of folded pages and pages of hard to navigate all lost visibility in recent weeks.
This update is called "relentless" in its approach - apparently without any problems punished entire domains for several cases of thin content.
"If you have an algorithm update at the domain level or rating changes, it can affect the whole site ... Pages that need to be good at drawing can also be demolished in the results."
Google has not officially commented on this update, although SMX Sydney this week Gary Illyes, webmasters Google trends team, mentioned there being a recent change that part of the kernel update algorithm.
From Google's Knowledge Graph is notorious for the loss of traffic from sites "like" search in conjunction with this «Phantom» updates, as publisher of the content is more complicated than ever. Experts recognized unable to predict what the business will look like tomorrow, next week, next month, etc.
Did you notice a significant change in traffic since the beginning of May? If so, what types of content Do you believe you have been directed? Let us know in the comments below!...
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