Right now the SEO community is all abuzz with the talks about the new Google Medic update.<\/p>\n
We covered about this broad core update from Google that was rolled out on August 1, 2018. The after-effects of this update are still experienced with a turnaround in rankings mostly in the health category. Since there is no solid proof available on how to recover if penalized by the new update, some SEOs are turning back to the 2011 Panda recovery guidelines to deal with it.<\/p>\n
Are they successful or nor, only time will tell.<\/p>\n
Moving on, Google has asked users to provide examples of how the search results after the Medic core update are worse off. Gary Illyes of Google asked users on Twitter to let him know of any such examples and he will forward it to the search him.<\/p>\n
His tweet read, \u201cgive examples (query, location, bad result with explanation) and I’ll forward it to the team, like i did for other people. Note that OMG my competition is ranking better now” is not a good example.\u201d<\/p>\n
If you want to report an example, reply to his tweet:<\/p>\n
\nGive examples (query, location, bad result with explanation) and I'll forward it to the team, like i did for other people. Note that "OMG my competition is ranking better now" is not a good example.<\/p>\n
— Gary "\u9be8\u7406" Illyes (@methode) August 17, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n