May Day Update Revisited Two Months Later

 It's been two months since Google's May Day update went live. The May Day update was an algorithm change that affected web sites that utilize "long-tail" keywords traffic. So what do we know two months later? We know that the May Day update likes high-quality inbound links that not only point to your homepage but also that point deep into your inner web pages. May Day also likes fresh content so make sure to update your pages as often as possible.
 
 We have seen many ecommerce sites affected by the May Day update. Many of these sites had done well for long-tail keywords in the past, and now have dropped off. Try getting more inbound links to these pages with your selected phrases.
 
 Past Articles on May Day:

::|:: - May Day, May Day, May Day – Google’s Long Tail Rankings Change
::|:: - May Day Update, Why Now and not Before?