What is google panda? i find many people using this word here. What is the effect of it & how we can work better with it? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...1&q=what+is+google+panda&aq=f&aqi=g6&aql=&oq= Well in short google panda is an algorithm of Google which is penalizing the sites with copy content or content that is already present on the web, by the Panda algorithm Google is trying to make people create something useful instead of copying someone else's hard work.
The best way to work with it is that just do not pick up stuff from elsewhere, instead create it yourself which is unique and helpful for the others.
I hope it helps! I am new here and thanks for the info, i got a lot of people saying about google panda and now thanks to you i now understand what is it. Thanks akasheg. Google Panda is the arbitrary algorithm that Google implemented to get rid of sites with little to low content. It was meant to reduce the number of hits to sites like eHow, but it ended up getting a lot more sites that were doing nothing wrong.
Everyone says good riddence, but if the worlds largest search engine has to manually allow good websites like Dani Web to rank well, isn't the algorithm broken? So mean to say that if you are in the last page with a low content your site will be out of the google? I really don't see their new algorithm doing much - still most of the pages I find on Google are from autoblogs. You can find out a lot more information about the lastest google Panda update in this thread.
http://www.v7n.com/forums/google-forum/257184-google-s-panda-2-2-live-s-hungry.html#post1687883
The best way to work with it is that just do not pick up stuff from elsewhere, instead create it yourself which is unique and helpful for the others.
I hope it helps! I am new here and thanks for the info, i got a lot of people saying about google panda and now thanks to you i now understand what is it. Thanks akasheg. Google Panda is the arbitrary algorithm that Google implemented to get rid of sites with little to low content. It was meant to reduce the number of hits to sites like eHow, but it ended up getting a lot more sites that were doing nothing wrong.
Everyone says good riddence, but if the worlds largest search engine has to manually allow good websites like Dani Web to rank well, isn't the algorithm broken? So mean to say that if you are in the last page with a low content your site will be out of the google? I really don't see their new algorithm doing much - still most of the pages I find on Google are from autoblogs. You can find out a lot more information about the lastest google Panda update in this thread.
http://www.v7n.com/forums/google-forum/257184-google-s-panda-2-2-live-s-hungry.html#post1687883