
SERP volatility: what to do about it
What is SERP volatility, what causes Google rankings to swing, and why waiting is often the right first response before you change anything on your site.
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What is SERP volatility, what causes Google rankings to swing, and why waiting is often the right first response before you change anything on your site.

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