It is almost 3 weeks since the Google’s Hummingbird landed
bringing with it sweeping changes that can be noticed only when deeply go into
it. As a blogger, I make it a point to read several authority blogs on search
engine changes. Thus far, whatever I read about Humming bird algorithm update
did not make me any changes in my blogging style because I always wrote in
conversational style and never really wove a blog post with one keyword in
mind.
After reading various blog posts on the effect of Hummingbird
update, this is what I understood.
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Webmasters will no longer be able to see which
keywords brought them traffic from Google searches except for paid clicks via
Google AdWords
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Google conducts a semantic search and give out
results based on its knowledge about you the searcher based on your previous
search pattern, your social sharing trends and even your location.
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Your blog post should be clearly written with a
conversational style meaning you ask questions such as what, where, when, who ,
why and how and provide answers to them. (Read below the sample 5 questions)
·
As
far as SEO is concerned, you are still required to build links so that your
linking sites actually drive traffic. It implies that we have to build links
not get to the link juice but to get traffic.
These are the five sample questions:
What is the Google Hummingbird algorithm?
Why is the Google Hummingbird algorithm important?
How does Hummingbird prepare for new search trends?
How does the Hummingbird algorithm affect SEO?
What should SEOs and Webmasters do going forward to best take advantage of the Google Hummingbird algorithm?
What are a few new post-Hummingbird SEO best practices?
Full credit to Steam Feed
for providing great insight into Hummingbird algo update.
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