Essay On Google Panda

Frequent algorithm changes are what make Google the king of search engines. The prime and only reason why Google brings frequent algorithm changes is that it wants users to have the optimum experience, and the best results possible.

Google introduces updates every now and then, however, there are some updates that stand out from the rest of them, and which affect the search engine results at a greater magnitude compared to others. One such update is Google Panda, which caused and continues on causing a lot of buzz among internet marketing services providers. The lines below give all the versions of Panda update in a chronological order starting from its origin till present.

1. Panda 1.0:

The first Google Panda update launched on 24th February 2011. The update impacted about 11.8% of the search engine results. The main purpose

Panda 3.5:

Like previous few updates that Google Panda 3.5 was also a Panda refresh made on April 19, 2012. Although the update was not initially made public, but later on Google accepted and regarded it as an official Panda update.

13. Panda 3.6:

On May 24th, 2012 Google announced the release of Panda 3.6, which according to Google was one of the 500 minor changes brought in the Panda throughout the year. The update was rolled out with an objective of bringing high-quality websites in search results for the user.

14. Panda 3.7:

It was speculated that last week Google discreetly rolled out a new Panda update, the suspicions were true and now Google has accepted that there was a Panda roll out last week, and that it would affect less than 1% queries in US, and about 1% search queries worldwide.

15. Panda 4.0: This is the latest Panda Algorithm for Google. The main focus of this update is to penalize the low quality and thin content sites and do push away those sites from the search engines. This latest update from Google hit several low-quality content sites such as scraper and mirror sites to provide the users the best of search