Google Search Console Drop in Impressions Mid September

We noticed a huge drop in Impressions in the Google Search Console in mid-September 2025 that caused us concern. We have been seeing a steady rise in impressions throughout the year as well as clicks. We looked at the console, saw a huge drop in impressions, and our stomachs sank. Well this may not be all bad.

First of all the “clicks” hadn’t gone down. That is really what we are after. Things can’t be all bad, but what is really going on. Well there are a bunch of posts regarding this change. The following article we came across explains the details well

https://www.getpassionfruit.com/blog/google-s-september-shake-up-why-your-blog-rankings-dropped-and-how-to-recover

They claim that bots pulling Google results by the amount of 100 results versus the 10 at a time it normally does. This was skewing the impressions but not killing the clicks. Google Overview is taking from some of the clicks; however, the article claims AI scraping your websites content to generate the Overview counts as impression! Not a total loss.

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Domain Scam – Domain Name Services

One of our customers received a letter from Domain Name Services letting them know their domain was going to expire in a few months and they can “Transfer” and “Renew” for them.

This means they basically want to steal their domain. They probably want to sell it back to us at a high price.

Please be aware of this this scam and protect your domain. Your domain name is critical. It not only controls your website, but your company email address. It is essential for a company to have their domain in their email addressed because it is another way to verify a communication is valid. Sending business emails with an “@gmail” account raises flags.

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Acer Monitor Shows “No Signal”

We got a good deal on some Acer monitors for the whole office so that everyone could have two monitors. Shortly after they got installed we would run into issues where only one monitor would come on. These were put into the Display Ports. The monitor would show “No Signal” even with the blue power light glowing.

This was the best fix for us.

  • Unplug the power cord from the “no signal” monitor
  • Restart the computer
  • Make sure the monitor is powered back up before the computer starts back up..

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