#hummingbirdalgorithm

Now, go on. Share the love like a boss!

Keep the Hummingbird Update in Context Concise overview of the #hummingbirdalgorithm update from Return On Now in the article below. If you've been keeping up with #semanticsearch , it really is a case of "Nothing to see, here." Namely, that you've been moving towards contextual answers in your #contentstrategy ; things should have been getting a little better for you if no through uplift of your own volition, by the downgrading of single keyword/keyphrase optimised websites. Does Google know your content has changed? Do remember, if you're re-purposing your existing content - getting rid of the keyword-stuffing and spammy in-linking from old SEO best practises - do let Google know that those pages have been updated. People still assume that their whole website gets cached every time the Google Bots index it - it doesn't. Every website has a #crawlbudget , so if you've not seen any recent improvements in rankings, yet you've updated your content this last couple of months whilst hummingbird's been running in the background, it could be because you've not sent the right signals to Google that content's been refreshed. This article on AlgoHunters will help: http://www.algohunters.com/building-solid-index-presence-optimizing-crawl-budget/ EOM - as you were, Privates. At ease... http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/3mLj