Yesterday, Google’s John Mueller showed what had happened.
Responding to a tweet from Barry Schwartz, Mueller said, “I don’t have all the main points yet, but it turns out to be a challenge in our appearance and has been consistent in the meantime.”
He jokingly added, “If I could solve the other 2020 disorders, it would be great.”
But those challenges are the subject of other articles. Let’s get on with Google’s challenge in this one.
Unfortunately, it turns out that no one has been denied access to this party. The bug has spread all over the world and this Google search challenge has affected all languages and countries. At least we can say no one’s been left behind.
But the error is not universal only in the geographical spaces it affects. It is also universal in the types of Internet sites involved.
Well, it looks like Google’s flaw has affected all niches, anyway. I see no evidence that any kind of has been saved.
Recipe sites, for example, have been defeated.
Casey Markee, the search engine optimized for Recipe Blog, shared a screenshot that accurately shows how much Google wasted when returning correspondence for “baked beans”.
The screenshot carousel included Teriyaki meatball recipes in slow-cooked pot, stewed red meat abs with Borlotti beans, sausage casserole recipes, black bean soup and green beans with pop verdeno pepper.
Note: A search term as common as “baked beans” doesn’t seem to require many paintings by Google. So the mistake obviously ruined the ultimate fundamental investigation.
Yes. The local reference is also affected by this error.
According to strate enist Joe Youngblood, a Minnesota company classified as “Dallas SEO”.
But well, we live in a pandemic and everyone paints almost anyway so … why do you paint with a company in the other aspect of the country?
The online network of references was not satisfied with what you saw yesterday.
For starters, they think it was an update and not a problem. That’s understandable, because that’s how those things work.
Google problems without caution and then boom! Keyword ratings begin to jump like Olympic gymnasts in the warm-up session.
Finally, Google presents a problem with this: “Yes, we made an update. Don’t replace anything. There’s no way to improve your site. Keep living normally. K thank you, bye.
But this time.
This time, Google had done an oopsia.
Before this mea culpa, other webmasterWorld people would wring their hands publicly.
One user named webdev29 wrote: “Great update also at the ATM in France, there are no words to describe the clutter, it’s crazy! There are no more ecommerces in my SERP (decoration) and mine just lost all Array … 6 years destroyed in one minute and the lives of several workers at stake! it is not conceivable to continue like this, in the SERP, there are only the big marketplaces (cdiscount, amazon, laredoute, aliexpressArray ..) and some more or less recent sites without much interestArray … everything else disappeared into the deep pages of the search engine.”
All that’s missing is that he saw the four horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Another user wrote: “Every niche I am is messy. Stores are gone, affiliated sites are gone, SERP is complete from Amazon, eBay and sites.”
And mini_007 said, “wow, a crazy update to Array here in Norway, I never noticed such a change.”
I hope all those other people are in a greater emotional state now. But the incident gives us a warning for the future: as far as possible, be sure not to put all your eggs in the Google basket.
Of course, it’s complicated if you’re a study strater (shake your hand). For other industries, however, make sure your business style adapts to Google updates and issues.
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