Google Updated Search Algorithm
No. 1 search engine google has updated his search engine algorithem underwent another little upgrade at November 4, 2011. search giant changes its algorithem process for ranking to help more popular information to reach the top results in search engine. Its overall ratio is 35% which affects searches and mostly it created for the purpose of queries about recent most popular activity in the news and recurring events frequent events updates. According to the official blog of google, Amit Singhal has outlined how each of all those categories would be affected in search algorithm.
Search Engine Google will produce results with the most top recent information related to tendency, relevant and frequently-updated search topics. Every year google carried our about 500+ changes in search engine algorithem. Recent updated search algorithem will also implemented on search platform among web and mobile devices.
According to data of google search account has 97% of the market share in india which is followed by Bing and Yahoo one percent each. Most of Internet Users searches for breaking news stories on the search engine and now then can watch out the most recent updates will generated includes up to the minute information.
As per google, it says that its difficult to enhance exactly what information people want from search engines. However, Google’s algorithmic adjustment purpose is to maximise the results of queries and it generates specific user’s needs.” He adds along with fresh results, Google Search main purpose is look at the result’s content, including topicality and unique quality.
As per Google’s dominance in search algorithem, any change to its algorithm will be closely watched out by experts. Google last major changes panda back in february impaired the impact of content and gaive Google’s YouTube higher visibility. Google, however, updates its algorithm 500 to 600 times a year, according to SEOMoz, and tends to announce major tweaks every few months or so.
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