Google rolls out new Algorithm impacts 35-percent of searches

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 Google have just announced an update to its search algorithm that the internet-giant claims will impact 35-percent of Web searches. The new search algorithm seats on top of the previous “Caffeine” update that aims to deliver more up-to-date and relevant search results, this will includes the breaking news, recent events and hot topics.

Ultimately the new algorithm will highlight the freshness of content. All highly rank old contents may be still popular to be on the top search result, however the new algorithm will weighs this accordingly to bring the fresher content first followed by the old results.

According to TechCrunch report, the algo will look for the latest information. “That means a search for “Apple earnings” won’t (in theory) require you to also type in “Q4 2011″ in order to see the latest information. It will be implied that you meant this latest quarter, without the need for the extra text.”

Caffeine improved indexing speed so you can have search results in almost real-time and “Freshness Update” is the extension of this update. This year Google also rolled out “Panda update” that decreases the rankings of so-called “content farms”, however, critic claims that it just filled the search with low quality results.

At the end, this update means that Google will be flooding the results with fresh results for the claim that newer the content –it’ll bring you the newest information you’ll need. We don’t know the extent of 35-percent impact —-kindly share your experience through the comment below.

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    Thanks for the information. I am currently developing my website and just found out that a by having a blog website Google will pick it up faster. I am also going to change my content with the newest. 

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    Nice post. This is very helpful and interesting. Thanks for posting.Google algorithm really does have a high impact on some searches that is why it is very important to update your sites.

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    There really wouldn’t be any point. Google started it’s browser just to increase competition in the market. In fact, Google is competing with itself in this market- it bankrolls a good portion of the Mozilla Foundation, which makes Firefox. Chrome itself is actually just slight modifications to Apple’s Safari browser (or, to be more precise, the WebKit engine that powers it) with it’s own skin.

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    I am agree with your point and but i am not agree with your percent criteria. Because i read every time Google news but i did not read about exactly 35 search engine impact.

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     Google Panda with 12% of search results being affected by this new algorithm. By and large, local business websites have escaped the effects of Panda,
    but they were not the intended targets of this algorithm update.