Google Penguin Update

Geeks · July 2012

Hello Friends, How many of you have noticed change in your website rankings after the Penguin update? What precautions are you taking to survive in the serps?

amitmax · August 2012

Many websites have lost their keywords ranking after Google penguin update.Many of them have recovered from it.But now,its very necessary to do SEO work with keep in mind all algorithms and latest updates.

Mytechbay · December 2012

Always try to make quality back links in a natural way that search engine likes.

jasonbrien · December 2012

The websites which were using some of keywords fell down after penguin update. And the thing which can keep you safe is only good and fresh content on your website, changes in hyper links etc.

SDGSteve · December 2012

No changes in any direction, but the company I work with has always used very solid white hat SEO techniques, stick to what Google says it likes instead of taking short cuts and you never have to worry much about algorithm updates.

poetraanoegrah · January 2013

I also fell in web positioning for this update .. but I try to post articles in the press release and no change in position from page 2 to page 1. I think it's more like google backlinks from press release..

christiancole · January 2013

64% were hit by the Penguin update - at least, those who responded to the poll. And of those, how many recovered since the first, second and third updates? Not many!
81% said they had no recovery while 13% claim a partial recovery and only 6% claim a full recovery. That is based on over 500 responses to our poll.
I guess we await the next Penguin update to see if anyone can climb out with that one.
Keep in mind, we now have the disavow link tool which may help in this case.

Ziyapathan0143 · November 2016

The sites which were utilizing some of catchphrases tumbled down after penguin overhaul. Furthermore, the thing which can protect you is just great and crisp substance on your site, changes in hyper joins and so on.

RH-Calvin · November 2016

Google launched the Penguin Update in April 2012 to better catch sites deemed to be spamming its search results, in particular those doing so by buying links or obtaining them through link networks designed primarily to boost Google rankings.

Google Penguin Update

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