SEO Weekly News Roundup [December 23 to 27, 2024]
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 6:48 am
Welcome to our final weekly news roundup of 2024, where we review Google`s completion of the December spam update. Matt G Southern’s article on the year’s top searches, according to Google. Danny Goodwin writes about the top 15 SEO stories of 2024. Barry Shwartz explains why Apple wants to get involved in Google’s U.S. antitrust case. And Roger Montii reports on Sundar Pichai’s statement, outlining Google’s strategy for 2025 and what that might mean for SEO.
Google December 2024 Spam Update Rollout Is Complete
Google ended the year by squeezing in one final spam update, one day after completing the last core update of 2024.
Reports show that the December spam update could be the jamaica mobile numbers list biggest yet, with many SEOs and site owners reporting ranking fluctuations.
Key takeaways:
Google rolled out its latest spam update on December 19, 2024, and said it would take one week to complete; it ended on December 26.
Google said the December spam update applies globally and to all languages.
So far, the SEO community says that the December 2024 spam update could be the biggest yet.
Reports show the update is widespread and not just a spam link update.
Site owners are also reporting deindexing and deranking issues.
SEO professionals say the update is promoting spam even more, not less!
Google December 2024 Spam Update Rollout Is Complete
Google ended the year by squeezing in one final spam update, one day after completing the last core update of 2024.
Reports show that the December spam update could be the jamaica mobile numbers list biggest yet, with many SEOs and site owners reporting ranking fluctuations.
Key takeaways:
Google rolled out its latest spam update on December 19, 2024, and said it would take one week to complete; it ended on December 26.
Google said the December spam update applies globally and to all languages.
So far, the SEO community says that the December 2024 spam update could be the biggest yet.
Reports show the update is widespread and not just a spam link update.
Site owners are also reporting deindexing and deranking issues.
SEO professionals say the update is promoting spam even more, not less!