Post by ehsanulhasan on May 19, 2024 3:35:14 GMT
On August 12, 2011, on the blog website for webmasters Google Webmaster Central Blog officially announced the widespread deployment of Google Panda in many languages. According to information from Google since deploying Google Panda at the end of February with the purpose of bringing quality websites to users searching on Google, Google has only deployed it mainly on the English search language. In most languages, this change impacts about 6% – 9% of search queries.
Google has updated these changes for all languages except Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, where Google is still Uzbekistan Email List testing this change. For websites affected by this change, website owners can refer to Google's search quality guide for high quality websites (in English). In addition, Google also has a support forum for webmasters in many languages here . Google is continuing to strive to bring the best quality to search users. Although Google announced this yesterday, August 12, 2011, in fact, Google Panda has been updated for the Vietnamese language for a long time.
Perhaps this is just a general and official announcement for all languages after Google has completed all updates. If you have a website and suddenly your traffic drops, the possibility of getting stuck with Google Panda is very high. You can refer to the tips to get rid of Google Panda in the article here: Some tricks to get rid of Google Panda Mr. Nguyen ( BabyWolf's Blog ) www.vietsol.net Original article link: Google officially announced the deployment of Google Panda for many languages.
Google has updated these changes for all languages except Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, where Google is still Uzbekistan Email List testing this change. For websites affected by this change, website owners can refer to Google's search quality guide for high quality websites (in English). In addition, Google also has a support forum for webmasters in many languages here . Google is continuing to strive to bring the best quality to search users. Although Google announced this yesterday, August 12, 2011, in fact, Google Panda has been updated for the Vietnamese language for a long time.
Perhaps this is just a general and official announcement for all languages after Google has completed all updates. If you have a website and suddenly your traffic drops, the possibility of getting stuck with Google Panda is very high. You can refer to the tips to get rid of Google Panda in the article here: Some tricks to get rid of Google Panda Mr. Nguyen ( BabyWolf's Blog ) www.vietsol.net Original article link: Google officially announced the deployment of Google Panda for many languages.