One of the things with this update from Google that is not mentioned much if at all, is that the adverse affects will be felt by the high domain authority sites with crappy content.
I'm looking at you Yahoo News & CNN.

If you are publishing quality content that has some similarities to the rest of your sites content then your rankings will improve.

As ranking of the sites relying on their domain authority begin to sink because of their lack of "helpful content", your rankings will improve.

Google’s new helpful content update specifically targets “content that seems to have been primarily created for ranking well in search engines rather than to help or inform people.”

The purpose of this algorithm update is to help searchers find “high-quality content,” Google told us. 

Google wants to reward better and more useful content that was written for humans and to help users.

Content written for the purpose of ranking in search engines – what you might call “search engine-first content” or “SEO content,” has been frequently written about lately and discussed across social media.

In short, searchers are getting frustrated when they land on unhelpful webpages that rank well in search because they were designed to rank well. 

Do you want raving fans? 

Wondering how to build a fan-first experience?

In this guide, you’ll discover a five-step framework for creating great experiences that your customers and fans will share on social media.

Since its invention in 1826, modern photography has been constantly evolving. 

But technology aside, the fact that we have the ability to look at actual images (as opposed to illustrations or painted portraits) of people’s faces from almost 200 years ago is pretty remarkable.

This is especially true when it comes to our own family photos.

Whether the earliest ones in your possession are posed studio portraits, or more modern, candid images, it may be difficult to make out some of the faces of previous generations.

Fortunately, there is an online tool that can help.

Better yet, it’s free. Here’s what to know.

Google’s flagship browser (Chrome) has a Chrome Actions feature that enables its users to trigger browser actions by entering certain commands in the URL bar.

Those action commands (think keyboard shortcuts for the browser) provide handy shortcuts for utilizing tools and changing options in Chrome.

You can utilize similar features in Mozilla Firefox and Edge.

However, the command features in those browsers are hidden ones that aren’t automatically enabled by default.

This guide shows how you can enable action commands in Edge and Firefox.

How To Use Google's Note-Taking App To Its Fullest Potential

Google Keep, the FREE note-taking app from Google, offers a variety of features to keep your lists and notes in check. 

While Google Keep may not be the most advanced note-taking app available, it has enough features to fulfill the needs of most people.

However, many of these aren't immediately obvious.

This guide covers seven of the best tips and tricks to help you use Google Keep to its fullest potential. 

The demos in this guide are using the Google Keep app for Android, but these instructions also work on the desktop version.

Lets check it out.