What does Google Panda aim to target?
At the receiving end of the algorithm update from Google are websites which:-- Serve you useless content, in other words thin content.
- Work as content farms.
- Clutter loads of ads on pages.
- Are designed recklessly.
- Remain stuck without updated content for long durations.
- Have useless pages indexed in Google.
24. Panda #22 on December 4th 2012
25. Panda #23 on December 21st 2012
26. Panda #24 on Jan. 22nd 2013
27. Panda #25 on March 25th 2013
28. Panda #26, July 18, 2013
Google Penguin is the latest update to Google's algorithm. This update is aimed at websites that are using tactics that are considered a way to game Google's searches. When Google indexes a site, it looks at places for specific keywords, some firms have used this fact and stuffed keywords onto a site, or hidden text from the user, but make it visible to Google, or they get lots of links from illegitimate websites that Google now consider to be spam. To date, we have not reviewed a site that has been hit by Penguin. Most of the sites we review end up suffering from a lack of updating or issues relating to Google Panda.
Google has so far rolled out the following Penguin updates:
1. Initial Penguin Update, April 24th 2012
2. Penguin 1.1, May 25th 2012
3. Penguin #3, October 9th 2012
4. Penguin #4 (aka Penguin 2.0), May 22nd, 2013
5. Penguin #4 (aka Penguin 2.1), October 4th, 2013
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