Here’s What To Do

0. You can report this to the FTC if you are very serious about it: Link here. Also, it’s now obvious that Google’s latest move will be reviewed by the FTC and it’s possible that they will be forced to revert it back. I also can imagine they will be sued for abusing their monopoly and including social profiles in the SERP’s. In my opinion they have every right to do that, because it’s their search engine and you can player by their rules or you don’t, but I understand that a lot of people are very upset about the latest update

1. The first thing is to complain and file a report using the feedback form

2. Ask for help in Google’s webmaster forum. Although you will certainly not get a useful answer that will help you, it may help you to understand what Google did with the last update

3. Follow the guidelines for this update:

- No hidden text
- No redirects that appear spammy
- No keyword stuffing, if you believe your site may have a keyword density problem, then reduce it
- Avoid duplicate content
- Avoid malware like a plague
- Reduce affiliate programs

4. Create quality content. Content is king

Here’s Why Google Is In Trouble

1. Thousands of business owners that are now without a job will possibly sue Google

2. This update generates a lot of negative buzz for Google and via mouth-to-mouth this will spread and affected people will recommend to use Bing instead

3. A lot of people will or already boycotting this update, generating even more bad press

4. Google SERP’s are now useless for thousands of popular queries featuring only large corporate players. Great way to kick out all of the small business owners who will have no money to pay for PPC advertising. Large corporations with the big money will now have to advertise less – which means Google will bring in less and the short float of the stock will increase to the highest value in years once this gets out, driving the price of Google’s stock to new low’s and making a lot of stockholders very angry.

Here’s Why Google Is Not In Trouble But What They Could Have Done

DONT PANIC

I know that all website owners are mostly very adaptive players who are born to adapt to situations. However, Google could have done this in 3 steps to avoid the panic that we see right now. They could have prepared webmasters around the world a little better for this greatest shift in over 10 years

Anyway, now it’s out and unless Google will reverse it, we have to live with it and if Google believes that it’s fair to list only the corporate players at the top, then so be it, then you have to become a corporate player too, expanding your business in new directions

Here’s What To Do

0. You can report this to the FTC if you are very serious about it: Link here. Google’s latest move will be reviewed by the FTC and it’s possible that they will be forced to revert it back. I also can imagine they will be sued for abusing their monopoly and including social profiles in the SERP’s. In my opinion they have every right to do that, because it’s their search engine and you can player by their rules or you don’t, but I understand that a lot of people are very upset about the latest update

1. The first thing is to complain and file a report using the feedback form

2. Ask for help in Google’s webmaster forum. Although you will certainly not get a useful answer that will help you, it may help you to understand what Google did with the last update

3. Follow the guidelines for this update:

- No hidden text
- No redirects that appear spammy
- No keyword stuffing, if you believe your site may have a keyword density problem, then reduce it
- Avoid duplicate content
- Avoid malware like a plague
- Reduce affiliate programs

4. Create quality content. Content is king

Here’s Why Google Is In Trouble

1. Thousands of business owners that are now without a job will possibly sue Google

2. This update generates a lot of negative buzz for Google and via mouth-to-mouth this will spread and affected people will recommend to use Bing instead

3. A lot of people will or already boycotting this update, generating even more bad press

4. Google SERP’s are now useless for thousands of popular queries featuring only large corporate players. Great way to kick out all of the small business owners who will have no money to pay for PPC advertising. Large corporations with the big money will now have to advertise less – which means Google will bring in less and the short float of the stock will increase to the highest value in years once this gets out, driving the price of Google’s stock to new low’s and making a lot of stockholders very angry.

Here’s Why Google Is Not In Trouble But What They Could Have Done

DONT PANIC

I know that all website owners are mostly very adaptive players who are born to adapt to situations. However, Google could have done this in 3 steps to avoid the panic that we see right now. They could have prepared webmasters around the world a little better for this greatest shift in over 10 years

Anyway, now it’s out and unless Google will reverse it, we have to live with it and if Google believes that it’s fair to list only the corporate players at the top, then so be it, then you have to become a corporate player too, expanding your business in new directions

Here’s What To Do

0. You can report this to the FTC if you are very serious about it: Link here. Google’s latest move will be reviewed by the FTC and it’s possible that they will be forced to revert it back. I also can imagine they will be sued for abusing their monopoly and including social profiles in the SERP’s. In my opinion they have every right to do that, because it’s their search engine and you can player by their rules or you don’t, but I understand that a lot of people are

1. The first thing is to complain and file a report using the feedback form

2. Ask for help in Google’s webmaster forum. Although you will certainly not get a useful answer that will help you, it may help you to understand what Google did with the last update

3. Follow the guidelines for this update:

- No hidden text
- No redirects that appear spammy
- No keyword stuffing, if you believe your site may have a keyword density problem, then reduce it
- Avoid duplicate content
- Avoid malware like a plague
- Reduce affiliate programs

4. Create quality content. Content is king

Here’s Why Google Is In Trouble

1. Thousands of business owners that are now without a job will possibly sue Google

2. This update generates a lot of negative buzz for Google and via mouth-to-mouth this will spread and affected people will recommend to use Bing instead

3. A lot of people will or already boycotting this update, generating even more bad press

4. Google SERP’s are now useless for thousands of popular queries featuring only large corporate players. Great way to kick out all of the small business owners who will have no money to pay for PPC advertising. Large corporations with the big money will now have to advertise less – which means Google will bring in less and the short float of the stock will increase to the highest value in years once this gets out, driving the price of Google’s stock to new low’s and making a lot of stockholders very angry.

Here’s Why Google Is Not In Trouble But What They Could Have Done

DONT PANIC

I know that all website owners are mostly very adaptive players who are born to adapt to situations. However, Google could have done this in 3 steps to avoid the panic that we see right now. They could have prepared webmasters around the world a little better for this greatest shift in over 10 years

Anyway, now it’s out and unless Google will reverse it, we have to live with it and if Google believes that it’s fair to list only the corporate players at the top, then so be it, then you have to become a corporate player too, expanding your business in new directions

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