Google Panda 3.9.2 Algorithm Update - September 18

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It was expected that Google is about to deliver yet another fireball towards webmasters because there were lots of rumors about Panda Algorithm update. Finally, Google has announced that they have refreshed their Search algorithm and this time it is Panda 3.9.2 update. However, Bloggers and webmasters are still waiting for a Jolting Penguin Update because Matt Cutts in an SES San Francisco 2012 conference said that, “it will be a terrifying update”. This current update has not affected lots of queries, just like other updates it is also a negligible one because it hardly affected 0.7% of queries. Today we will discuss about the Panda 3.9.2 Update and how bloggers can survive it without losing a significant amount of traffic.

Google Refresh Panda Algorithm From 3.9.1 to 3.9.2:

As always Google utilized Twitter to inform the whole webmaster community that, they have rolled out yet another Algorithm change to their search engine that hardly affected 0.7 percent of queries. Just like Previous 3.9.2 refreshment, this one is also a negligible update because Bloggers plus webmasters are well aware of the fact that Quality content is must to keep them safe from getting penalized. Following is the copy of the Screenshot of Google’s confirmation about the 3.9.2 refreshment.

How To Identify You are Hit By Panda:

Identify whether your site is affected by any of the algorithm refreshments is something that annoys a web owner, because there are hardly any way that gives a perfect answer. However, following are the few ways through which we can identify that we are hit by algorithm refreshment or not.

• Comparing Old And Current Traffic Stats: Firstly, we have to compare our old traffic statistics with our current traffic stats, and then have to measure how many visitors are dropped or gained. If the numbers of visitors are not the same that it was before refreshment, then it is quite sure that we are hit by an algorithm change.

• Checking the Search Engine Ranking:  Secondly, we have to check our SERP (Search Engine Ranking Position) of our few highly ranked keywords which always provided tons of organic traffic, and if they are not ranking among the TOP 10 results, then your site may have been penalized. 

How To Ask Google To Reinstate your Traffic After Panda 3.9.2?

If you are thinking, that Google has penalized your website by mistake, then you have the liberty to request them to reinstate your SERP Ranking. Google’s Reconsideration request is a handy tool that allows a webmaster to send a request to Google web spam team, only if he thinks that his website is penalized without any reasons. To Send Reconsideration request follow the following instruction. Remember: Before your send a request it’s essential to Read How to write a perfect reconsideration request.

• Sign in to your Google Webmaster Tool and Verify your Blog.
• Now Visit Reconsideration Request Page.
• Fill out the detailed information, what happen with your blog and send your request.

From The Editor’s Desk:

Alhamdulillah, MBL blog is picking up that pace, and that’s splendid news for all of us. After the previous Panda update, we witnessed a slight down fall in our traffic but on this 3.9.2 update things have become better, Thanks to everyone for supporting us through this tough time. What do you think about this 3.9.2 Panda update? Till then peace, blessings and happy refreshing.

• Traffic Dropped: Panda appears to be angry with you.
• Traffic Gained: Panda loves your company so enjoy playing.
• Traffic Retained: Panda don’t know much about you.

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The Editorial Team of MyBloggerLab consists of a group of Professional Blogger geeks Led by Syed Faizan Ali (Founder of MyBloggerLab).