Google's New Algorithm update is targeted action against link spammers!

As Matt Cutts announce in a Tweet that Google has recently released a new update for combating link spam, this has rolled yesterday i.e. 12th June 2013. The worldwide ranking update applies depending on the country between 0.3% (USA) and 4.0% (Turkey) to the queries, and refers specifically to areas or people where the overall spam volume is above average.

Matt Cutts refers to in his tweet on seeing the video below, in which he explains Google's future plans in terms of SEO. The following is a free translation of the relevant section for the current update:

"We get a lot of feedback from people outside of Google. Some, for example, have complained about the results of `pay day loan 'on Google UK. We have to fight two distinct changes to these types of requests in the future. We start from the spam cleanup general queries now also starting to us to look at areas with higher amount of spam (porn etc.) separately. We also have some interesting ideas to the effect of certain links people - people who just spam the whole time - reduce"

Besides the fact that Google now seems to be able to also apply the algorithm changes only to specific thematic areas, of course, is for us SEOs especially Matt's last statement of interest: If Google is in fact to be able to reduce the effect of certain links people, they can of course also set up the effect of links to other people.