After a long wait, we finally saw the May Core Update. When the update started, the Rank Risk Index reported violent SERP fluctuations starting on May 26th. Fluctuation levels quickly returned to normal the following day and remained that way until Google announced that the update was over.
However…
The story was far from over.
We then saw violent SERP fluctuations starting again on July 20th. What’s more, the fluctuations continued all the way to June 29th.
We can only speculate that the updates are related.
Now that the May 2022 Core Update is officially rolled out and the dust is settling, we are all looking at the Google SERPs wondering what has changed.
Yes, there are always rankings that change based on quality signals. But, as Google adds and changes its many SERP features it really pays to be aware of those changes.
In the aftermath, a SERP feature caught my attention.
Things to Know
From what I'm seeing, the new feature could change how you do SEO moving forward.
Have you ever been involved in a catastrophic website migration? Maybe you've been brought into a project to deal with the effects of a badly thought-through website migration.
In this episode, Sara Moccand shares five site migration mistakes to avoid.
When creating a social media campaign, tracking is crucial.
The reason? Social media marketing generally consists of many working parts that exist on multiple platforms. This means you’ll find your data in many different places.
There are two problems with this.
It’s almost impossible to understand your data if you look at the parts separately
It makes client reporting a long and painful process
The obvious solution is to set up a social media dashboard that incorporates all your KPIs based on your business goals.
In this post, I’ll be covering what a social media dashboard is and how you should set it up to take your business to the next level.
How much do you consider search intent when developing your SEO content strategy? Why is it so important to understand intent as it is? And how do you cater for intent?
In episode #108 Adriana Stein explains four ways to determine search intent for a B2B audience including:
Last week, we made a big announcement and our excitement is just starting to settle in. Rank Ranger has been acquired by Similarweb.
This isn’t just exciting for those of us who have worked tirelessly to build our beloved Rank Ranger product, but for our customers, this good news is just the beginning. This marks a great investment in the enablement of all SEO managers and will allow for new functionality in the coming months.
We understand that an acquisition can raise questions for our long-term users. Especially if you rely on our dashboards and reporting for the success of your business. First, we want to let you know that our number one priority is you, our customers, and our continued investment in our relationship.
Here are the key questions I’ll be answering for you in this post:
Will there be any big changes to the Rank Ranger functionality?
In this post, I’ll be showing you how to make the most of video in SEO. I’ll be getting into how to research video topics that are designed to rank in both YouTube and Google. I’ll also get into some video optimization best practices.
Do you work in an industry that's heavily restricted in terms of what you're able to do from an SEO perspective? That's precisely the challenge that my guest today faces.