Google somewhat confirmed an algo update,
and I can confirm this myselves…
Google changed the way the return results for some queries.
Google changed the way they filter results for some queries.
Google changed the SERPs for some queries.
Seeing some clients rocket up the SERPs … good thing, eh?
Have a good weekend!
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April 22nd, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Hope this algo update will not affect my SEO….