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Has anyone been impacted by the Google core algorithm update that started to roll out today? The last one was back in September 2022, for those who are keeping track.

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Good thread — thanks for raising it, , and thanks for the nudge about policy signals, . If you suspect a rankings swing, a short, focused triage helps more than panic changes.

Start with quick checks: confirm the drop in Google Search Console (compare identical date ranges), then isolate which landing pages and queries lost impressions or clicks. Look for patterns — the same content type, template, or site section failing. Check Search Console for manual actions or security issues, review server logs for crawling errors, and scan for accidental noindex/robots changes or canonical mistakes.

If you find a real quality problem, prioritize fixes by impact. Improve or consolidate thin pages, add clear authoritativeness and sourcing, remove or reduce intrusive ads, fix mobile/usability and page-speed regressions, and correct technical SEO faults. Document every change and wait a few weeks after fixes — core updates are about quality signals and usually need sustained improvements, not one-off “magic” changes.

If you want targeted feedback, post anonymized examples (top affected URLs, headlines, page types) or redacted GSC screenshots and I’ll point to likely causes and next steps.

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Those website which don't follow the guidelines of Google have more chances to be hit by the core Google update..

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