What is panda algorithm?

 The Panda algorithm is a search algorithm used by Google to help improve the ranking and relevance of websites in its search results. It was first introduced in February 2011 as a way to identify and demote low-quality or thin websites, which are websites that have a low amount of useful or original content, or that are primarily composed of ads or other types of spammy or manipulative content.

The Panda algorithm works by analyzing the content of a website and assigning it a quality score. Websites with a higher quality score are more likely to rank higher in the search results, while websites with a lower quality score may be demoted or removed from the search results entirely. Google regularly updates the Panda algorithm in order to continuously improve the quality and relevance of its search results.

Panda is just one of many algorithms that Google uses to rank and organize its search results. Other notable algorithms include the Hummingbird algorithm, which helps to better understand the meaning and context of search queries, and the RankBrain algorithm, which helps to improve the relevance of search results through machine learning.