May Google update, here are the first effects on sites and SERPs
It has been years since last time we saw such volatility in Serps following an algorithmic update, at least according to the first (and obviously partial) analyses that can be done on the Google May 2020 Core Update, launched about a week ago and still in full development, as recalled by Mountain View. Let’s try to understand what is happening to sites and Serps these days and to analyze the first effects of the spring update of the search engine.
First effects of the Google May 2020 update
Launched in the british evening of last May 4, the update has immediately made us feel its reach with a remarkable debut (also compared to previous ones: here the analysis on the September 2019 core update and January 2020 core update) and three days of roller coaster. The SERP observatory of Seozoom recorded some very sensitive peaks on May 5, 6 and 7, especially for big variations, right before a new period of apparent calm and some other small aftershocks.