Google Panda 2.5.2

Monday, October 31, 2011 By Ragupathi

I always keep an eye on the posts over at the Search Engine Roundtable. A few days back there was a post about Google Panda 2.5.2, so I checked my stats.

My fitness blog has been affected, but I'm not sure exactly how it will affect the bottom line (sales/profits). It seems I'm getting more traffic from image searches and less from keywords--kind of like what happened with the original Panda algorithm.

But it's a little too early to tell exactly how this will affect me, and I'm sure other updates will come along. I'll just do my best to produce quality content in an SEO friendly manner. I'm not going to worry over stuff I can't control.

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find out this here · 584 weeks ago

SEO has evolved and has changed so much since its earlier years. Strategies that may have been the reason you ranked so high before may not be applicable at present and may even be the reason you get penalized by Google. It is important to keep an eye out for search algorithm updates and keep your self up to date with the latest trends and strategies in SEO.

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use this link · 583 weeks ago

Everything has changed yet again with the arrival of Google Hummingbird. The results are no longer directly coupled to individual keywords, but rather to the sequence of the queries. The linking of a sequence of queries is makes it possible to determine the intent of a search query without the need for ‘caveman’ terms. Natural conversation is all that is required. I hope this helps.

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