🚨 The Most Common Mistake People Make During Google Core Updates Is
The OBSESSION. 😵💫
You’d be less likely to obsess over Google algorithm updates when you approach SEO with years of search principles developed by search engines. 🧠🔍
💡 Google is a semantic search engine that aims to serve its users with the most relevant, accurate, and responsive information.
It imitates the human mind 🧠 with its own perception to understand and guess the user's search behaviors.
➡️ Search engine algorithms and users are like mind twins 👫 — they feed off each other.
An algorithm can change how a user searches, and an algorithm can also be changed based on how users search for the same query.
📈 Therefore, there may be shifts in search behaviors and activities of your target audience, which lead to changes in query networks.
👉 To cater to these changes in query semantics, your web pages must evolve accordingly, or else it could badly affect the intent match for search engine users.
✅ So, what's the easiest way to handle Google updates without losing your mind?
- ➡️ Keep configuring your web pages according to evolving query semantics
- ➡️ Regularly analyze changes in already ranking documents around your targeted queries
After designing the Topical Map 🗺️ and the Content Production around those topics,
you should continuously optimize web pages on a strategic timeline 📅 to ensure alignment with query semantics.
⛳️ The more a page is aligned with users' search behavior and intent,
the less likely it is to get hit by a Google update. 💪📊