Google wolf 1.0 algorithm update is fake or true

Today i was searching for some latest News or updates for SEO and i found a shocking Google algorithm update called wolf 1.0 .

The algorithm says Google Wolf 1.0 removes all web sites, domains, links and other useless content from Google and will block all websites and domains except for Google.com.

See full Update here: 

Matt Cutt Defines Wolf 1.0 update

Matt Cutts : Google to block all web sites and domains except for Google.com 

"As per the resource Google has already rolled out that so called Wolf update If there is any sense in this news then Google is directly looking your website's analytics and targeting the bounce rate of your site"

Surprisingly, I didn't got any news on major SEO news sites like Moz, searchengineland. 

Did yo got any news on the same. if yes please tell me the the update is true or fake.

Google Algorithm Update : Google confirmed another core search algorithm update

The Google update from yesterday was a core ranking change, something Google does throughout the year. This was not Panda-, Penguin- or HTTPS-related.

According to Barry Schwartz :

Yesterday, I reported on some SEO chatter around a possible Google update. Google has confirmed with us that this was an update to the core search algorithm and nothing related to the Panda algorithm that we are expecting to see updated shortly. In addition, Google told us to expect core search algorithm updates in the future as they continue to work on making search quality better.

Google sent us this statement:

This is not a Panda update. As you know, we’re always making improvements to our search algorithms and the web is constantly evolving. We’re going to continue to work on improvements across the board.

This echoes a similar statement Google sent us back with what we coined the Google Quality Update, so I wouldn’t be surprised if what some of the SEO community noticed was around changes to that core search algorithm from May 1st.

The interesting part is that many of the automated tracking tools such as Mozcast showed huge spikes in terms of changes happening in the Google search results. Initially Dr. Pete Meyers thought that maybe the HTTPS algorithm was updated and given more weight, but Gary Illyes from Google said on Twitter that this was not the case. I suspect the reason so many tools showed a spike this week was related to the number one Google search result, Wikipedia, changing all its URLs to go HTTPS this week, which ultimately changed so many 1-5 Google search results, causing the tools to spike.

So from what we know, this was not Panda, not HTTPS and also not Penguin. It was simply a normal Google core search update where Google won’t give us any details on.

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Regards : SEO Company Indore

 

SEO : Effects of Google “Phantom” Update

NBC reports that an undisclosed, “phantom” algorithm update is specifically targeting informational and “how-to” based content.

Google hasn’t officially commented on it yet, but initial reports are suggesting that this latest algorithm update is specifically targeting websites with “how-to” content. HubPages, eHow, Answers.com, and WikiHow, have seen significant drops in traffic and ranking positions. 

According to one estimate, HubPages’ organic traffic from Google has dropped by 22%.

Through analyzing the data, Gabe has determined that this udpdate is not related to Panda or Penguin. However, similar types of “thin” content targeted by Panda are also being targeted by this update.

But The funny thing is that Google has yet to acknowledge the existence of such a new update.

Final Words

As you know, Google’s Knowledge Graph has already been posing certain difficulties to content publishers. Now, with this latest “Phantom” update, things are only going to become more difficult for content publishers.

Let’s see when Google acknowledges this update. We will let you know more about it as soon as we can. Stay tuned!

Regards : SEO  Company