In the early morning Pubcon breakfast session with Gary Illyes from Google with Eric Enge, the question came up about whether Google has finished rolling out the recoveries to those sites previously impacted from Google.
But there was some confusion with Illyes answer, as Enge also mentioned that it was “Penguin 3.0” that had seen recoveries.
Many people questioned this exchange about whether it meant all previous versions of Penguin or just the Penguin 3.0. I reached out to Illyes on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/methode/status/786353003766829056
So if your site had been previously impacted by Penguin, you should have seen recoveries by this titme, and if not, either Penguin wasn’t the issue or the site didn’t earn enough links to compensate for the loss of the bad ones.
Jennifer Slegg
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