What is Google Algorithm?

Google Algorithm is a tool for ranking websites on their content in Search Results. It was created by Google Engineers. It was first introduced in 2011. Google Algorithm is used to make the web a better place. So you may have a question in your mind that how it can make the web a better place? The answer is that, it can ruin those website which have copied or low quality content. Google love unique content, so you should not copy paste content from other sites, Otherwise you site may be marked as spam or even blocked anytime. According to a report from Google member, they update their Algorithm every week. So far there are only three major Algorithm released in the past 3 years. Today we will discuss about three major Algorithms.

Google Panda

Google Panda was the first update in Google Algorithm. It was released in back 2011. Google was aimed to take down those sites which have copied or low quality content. Google Panda was very dangerous for those websites which are full of advertisement. It rewards those website which have a positive response from their visitors but after some time, people start complaining about Google Panda on Google blogs and forums. The complaint were very serious. Many of the website owners were facing low ranking problems because some other blogs are using too much keyword stuffing in their content that make their content ranked higher in Google Algorithms system. So Google released another update in Google Algorithm named Google Penguin.
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Google Penguin

We all like Penguins because they are cute and little but Google Penguin was not that cute for many websites owners. Google Penguins was first released in April 24, 2012. It was an update in Google Algorithms after Google Panda. Google Penguin update was made for decreasing the ranking of those websites who are using two much Keywords stuffing and other Black Hat SEO trick. Black Hat SEO trick was a way to trick Search engines from various ways. You should not use Black Hat SEO otherwise Google Algorithm will ban your site in their Search Results. Google Penguin was specially hurt those website which have low quantity content. It was one of dangerous update in Google Algorithm.

Google Hummingbird

Google Hummingbird was released on Google’s 15^th birthday. It was released on September 27, 2013.  It was started appeared in Google Algorithm on 30 August 2013. It is the latest update in Google Algorithm. Google claimed to make Search Results more Human friendly. For Instance if you will search for any currency rate, then Google will give you direct information written at first clearly. That’s why we are calling it ‘’Human friendly’’. It is a curse for inactive websites. Because Google like freshly pressed content. You should write at least one post per day on your website. There are some rumors about their new update of Google Algorithms that Google is going to introduce a new Algorithm in which it will naturally give more importance to those websites which have not loaded with keywords and have low quantity content. If it is true, than it may be a bad news for bloggers. Any way you don’t have to worry about it, those are just rumors about their new update for Google Algorithm.

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Final words

Google Algorithm may change from time to time. So we should be aware about their guides. Google Penguin and Hummingbird was big updates. Hope we will see a better update in future. If you are a blogger than you should aware each and every term of Google Algorithm. Don’t even think about using Black Hat SEO trick. Because they have a Genius staff out there. Just make your content unique. Keywords are important, but don’t do too much Keyword stuffing. It may ruin your blog any time. Just remember these things, you’ll surely be able to get success in blogging. Hope you like our today's article. Please give us a moment to share it. If you have any questions about Google Algorithm, you can ask us in comments section. We’ll love to see your comments here.