Google, which we all use many times a day, is constantly trying to serve you better. releases several updates. These updates can sometimes be related to the search results and sometimes directly to the algorithm. Sometimes these updates are made to fix problems, but they can make the situation worse.

Especially if you have done a detailed search on a specific topic on Google in the last 1 month, you may find a strange name and end up on the first page and at the top. .pl, .de, .it, .ru and .ch You may have come across sites ending in . In fact, these sites are not even related to the topic you are looking for. How come it even ranks higher than real sources of information?

How does the system work?

If you remember, Google announced last month that it will update its search engine service and SEO instead of targeted content will highlight content that focuses on user experience. explained. As soon as this news was heard, the malicious user immediately rolled up their sleeves and copied the sites that offer quality content. SEO and tried to trick Google’s algorithm about the user experience. What seems to be related to the words users search for on successful sites and (so-called) user experience will have a positive impact After the content is entered, the victims begin to wait.

When users see these sites related to the topic they are looking for, when they click on the link, sometimes the link leads them to another site and sometimes to a YouTube video. In this way, sites infecting users’ devices with viruses or it is used to get views on YouTube videos.

So why are these sites at the top?

When Google normally detects such sites, it will show up in the search results. or throws back or remove it completely. However, after the latest updates, these sites started appearing in the top positions. Some experts who because a change in the algorithm disrupts the system thinks so. According to some users, the owners of these sites discover a vulnerability in the new algorithm and use it to their own advantage.

Specifically, Google’sHelpful content update‘ intended to avoid such problems and to emphasize content that focuses on user experience rather than SEO content. This issue, which has literally been rampant over the past few days, has been resolved after the Helpful Content Update was released step-by-step. it looks like it’s finally over.

While Google has not provided an explanation as to why these sites are so prominent, users around the world have already started sending feedback that the issues have been resolved. However, some users report that the problem still occurs.