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160 stories 42 days November 2026 core update rolling out
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SEO and Google Search news from Friday 30 October 2026, grouped by story.

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SEO News puts every day in SEO on one calendar: Google's and Bing's own announcements, algorithm update rollouts from the Search Status Dashboard, and coverage from the search trade press, tool vendors, SEO experts and Hacker News. Official posts from Google and Bing are marked so you can tell them apart from coverage.

Sources

SourceType
Google Search Central Blog Official
Google Search Status Dashboard Official
Google Search documentation updates Official
Google The Keyword: Search Official
Bing Search Blog Official
Bing Webmaster Blog Official
Search Engine Journal Press
Search Engine Roundtable Press
Search Engine Watch Press
Ahrefs Blog Tool vendor
Moz Blog Tool vendor
Semrush Blog Tool vendor
Sistrix Tool vendor
Screaming Frog Tool vendor
Yoast Tool vendor
GSQi (Glenn Gabe) Experts & community
Marie Haynes Experts & community
Growth Memo (Kevin Indig) Experts & community
Hacker News Experts & community

Topics

Google, Core update, Spam update, AI Overviews & AI Mode, OpenAI & ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI search & GEO, Bing, Search Console, Structured data, Crawling & indexing, Local search, Documentation. Stories are tagged by keyword rules on their headline and description.

Questions

How often is it updated?

Once a day at about 05:15 UTC (05:15 in winter, 06:15 in summer, UK time). Each run reads every feed, saves new stories and rebuilds the site. Days follow UK (London) time.

Do you republish articles?

No. Each story is a headline, its source, the time and a link to the original article. We keep a short part of each feed's description to tag stories and write summaries, but never show it.

Who writes the summaries?

The one-line summaries and the day in brief are written by AI (DeepSeek) from the headlines and feed descriptions only, and are labelled as AI. They can miss nuance, so read the original before relying on them.

How are stories grouped?

Stories about the same named Google update (for example "November 2026 core update") are grouped under Google's own announcement, as are near-identical headlines from different outlets published within 48 hours.

Where do Google updates come from?

The Google updates panel reads the Google Search Status Dashboard. Ranking updates show how many days they have been rolling out against Google's stated window.