Google Panda is a change to Google's search results ranking algorithm that was first released in February 2011.

Google Panda is a change to Google's query items positioning calculation that was first discharged in February 2011. The change planned to bring down the rank of "low-quality destinations" or "thin locales", specifically "content homesteads", and return higher-quality destinations close to the highest point of the query items.

Google Panda is algorithm update.

Google Panda is an algorithm rolled out by Google in February 2011 to target those websites which are ranking well with the low-quality, thin sites websites.

SEO experts believe that the Google Panda algorithm was launched to remove poor quality sites in Google search results pages (SERPs), sites deemed by Google to be of poor quality including copy content, Many backlink spam, keyword spamming, excessive ad content insertion, etc. The most miserable person in this algorithm update is probably the person who is applying the "farm" form. Link by creating many different websites to increase the dofollow link for the main website.

Google panda was an update to Google's organic ranking algorithm.

Google Panda is a update of the Google algorithm that helps fighting webspam made by low quality websites.

It is an Google search engine algorithm.