Google Updates: all the updates to the search engine algorithm
Every day, the Google Search system undergoes an average of about 13 change operations, bringing the total to nearly 5,000 changes per year, which cause a more or less noticeable impact on the SERPs, the search results pages.
These Google updates encompass a wide range of operations, such as user interface changes, new feature launches, troubleshooting, and, most importantly, ranking interventions, between those that remain unconfirmed and the official Broad Core Updates, updates to Google’s overall Search algorithm in light of new quality metrics or search intent changes.
Each algorithm change and update by Google aims to always ensure the quality of search results for users, always providing the most relevant answers to the queries and needs of those using the search engine.
Thanks to this timeline and our blog articles, it is possible to keep track of all official and confirmed Google algorithm updates, to read the main information about each one and find out what aspects it is going to change, so that you can work on making the appropriate optimizations to your site and content.
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31 August 2021
Update to the way title tags are generated
Google has made some changes to the algorithm that handles HTML title tags, the clickable titles of pages ranked in its SERPs. Read more
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6 August 2021
Google changes its Page Experience signals
Google changes the signals used for Page Experience, removing safe navigation, which then no longer serves as a ranking factor. Read more
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26 July 2021
Google Link Spam Update
Google launches the Link Spam Update, an algorithmic update that will enable the search engine to identify and undo link spam more effectively and broadly. Read more
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1 July 2021
Google July 2021 Broad Core Update
Google has kicked off the roll out of the July 2021 core update, the second part of the major algorithmic update that began last month. Read more
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28 June 2021
Google Spam update
Google has released two anti-spam updates (June 23 and 28) that are part of its regular work to improve search results and seek, among other things, to reduce the toxic phenomenon of online slender and limit the emergence of content harmful to people's reputations. Read more