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Google SERP Changes & Algorithm Updates - July 2026
#21
I believe the upper limit of the RPM rates have been capped. No matter how good the traffic gets the limit never crosses.
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#22
(07-24-2026, 02:38 PM)elenor Wrote: I believe the upper limit of the RPM rates have been capped. No matter how good the traffic gets the limit never crosses.
RPM is near zero. Because Google keep flooding with bots.
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(07-26-2026, 02:53 PM)llg2 Wrote:
(07-24-2026, 02:38 PM)elenor Wrote: I believe the upper limit of the RPM rates have been capped. No matter how good the traffic gets the limit never crosses.
RPM is near zero. Because Google keep flooding with bots.

Ours are is not zero but it is close to now.
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#24
I switched to focusing on real site authority instead of chasing every Google update. For steady referral traffic, I actually use this SEO company for guest posts and local citations, which worked better than waiting on algorithm fixes. Their link building brought consistent visitors without depending on volatile search results.
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(07-28-2026, 09:53 AM)AmazingRed Wrote: I've noticed the same insane bot traffic lately
Those are AI bots. Scrapping all of your data.
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(07-28-2026, 09:53 AM)AmazingRed Wrote: I've noticed the same insane bot traffic lately

You can block them as well.
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#27
I am seeing many of the large publishers are doing it. But what about the small publishers?

Traffic is not gone it's just that bad spam bots and AI bots are flooding every site.
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