July Update?

[Heywood_J]

Is it me or does it look like a significant update is going on at google. I am noticing a number of SERP changes for a few of my sites and they've been fluctuating for the past few days.

Anyone else noticing any major changes?

[rfgdxm1]

I see definite movement on www2 and www3. However, nothing that looks that earth-shatteringly different on the SERPs I monitor.

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[Rick_M]

I noticed this evening that the number of pages that appear for my site with the "site:www.domain.com" command has dropped pretty dramatically (around 25%), but for the search terms I follow, things seem pretty stable. Some of the rankings did change slightly within the last week.

[newwebster]

Their does seem to be some sort of adjustment or shift in data in the serps that I monitor, it is a little more than the usual flux of regular daily updating

[canuck]

One of our sites that was PRO'd, and fell prey to the noTitle/noDesc problem in the June update has come back from nowhere 2-3 days ago.

The site now again follows the usual allinanchor as one would expect, so I expect it to again show PR once the visible update occurs.

It's either an update or Google has relaxed the penalties... we should soon know.

- canuck

[Marcia]

I'm seeing everything right where it's been. Nothing's changed any more than it usually does day to day, not for me anyway.

[sit2510]

I see some minor fluctuations in Serp, quite more than normal but not that much. Since Monday my overall traffic seems to increase by 25-30%.

[soapystar]

yes significant shifts....more of a shuffle really....but far more than normal flux.....

[au_sammy]

I have seen a number of shuffles with the SERPs as someone else has put it, and yes to repeat what has already been said, a lot more than usual.

One that is interesting to me however is the search for my keyword on google, shows my position to be #2 and a competitor to be #1.

I then select pages from australia only, and my site is #1, whilst the same competitor is #2. (Both sites are also Aussie).

I thought that was strange - I could not think of a reason why the positions would change when selecting worldwide or sites from Australia only. Considering both sites are from Australia. Anyone have any ideas of why this may happen?

[angiolo]

I see some changes using tools to check google dance.

Usually I ger different results if I do not choose google.com in english.