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Google has been busy, on Friday morning, November 4th, I began to see new signals of another Google search ranking algorithm update. Over the next 24 hours, those signals escalated and while Google has not confirmed there was an update, there are for sure signs that there was a Google search update.

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Google search engine will now show more high-quality, human-centric content rather than low-quality content specifically made to place higher in search engines.

Google has announced a new big search ranking algorithm update named the helpful content update - yes, Google named it that. This update will start to roll out next week and will target content that is, um, not helpful to humans and people.

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After maybe four or five days of calm, we are seeing new signs of more larger Google Search ranking algorithm tremors and volatility. This new one seems to just be kicking off, some of the tracking tools are already picking up on it and we have chatter from within the SEO community about a possible update on June 27th and today, June 28th.

I am seeing signs of a possible Google search ranking update that kicked off late Friday, May 6th and has really spiked this morning - May 8th - also Mothers Day in many regions. There is both a lot of chatter in the SEO forums and many of the tools are showing volatility in the Google search results rankings.

For the past week, I have been seeing a different pattern with a possible Google search ranking algorithm update. The forums and SEO discussion around a possible Google update was brewing a good part of last week but the automated tracking tools, most of them, didnt really pick up signs of a Google update.

The European Union's DSA is now requiring tech companies to explain their algorithm. The European Union pushed new legislation for the technology companies in the world, and it will require them to explain their algorithms to many people and corporations.