Sidharth Pandit
Technical Head & Project Manager, Digitofy Global Pvt. Ltd.
Articles by Sidharth Pandit
Google September 2026 Spam Update- What It Means for Your Website
Google’s September 2026 spam update ran from September 24 to October 8, affecting all languages worldwide. It improved Google’s spam-detection systems, although Google did not announce specific targets.
Google August 2026 Spam Update: What Changed and What to Review
Google’s August 2026 spam update ran globally from August 18–21. Website owners should review spam-policy compliance and investigate performance changes using Search Console. Added practical priorities include improving the usefulness of content, reviewing market-specific pages, and maintaining a website change log.
Google’s Core Update and AI Search Changes: What Businesses Should Know
Google’s May 2026 core update coincided with major AI Search announcements, including a redesigned Search box, AI Mode improvements, and information agents. Businesses should distinguish ranking changes from interface developments, follow established SEO guidance, and treat llms.txt as optional. Sidharth’s perspective focuses on buyer questions, evidence of expertise, and converting visibility into qualified enquiries.
Google May 2026 Core Update: What It Means for Your Website
Google launched the May core update on May 21, which affects search results globally. The rollout was complete as of June 2.
Why Google Core Updates Can Roll Out in Stages
Google core updates can require step-by-step deployment, making early ranking changes difficult to interpret. Businesses should use confirmed rollout dates, investigate other causes, and assess sustained changes. Sidharth’s perspective emphasises disciplined monitoring and buyer-focused improvements.
Google March 2026 Core Update: What Businesses Should Review
Google’s March 2026 core update ran from March 27 to April 8. Businesses should investigate sustained performance changes and improve content usefulness. Sidharth’s perspective focuses on buyer questions, credible evidence, and qualified enquiries.
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