Algorithms Through Google Crawl & Index
1. Google's PageRank algorithm Google's page rank algorithm is based on the principle that websites are connected to each other through links. A website's link structure can be represented as a directed graph, where pages linked to a given page (or set of pages) are adjacent to each other. Pages with many incoming links are considered more relevant than those with few links. In essence, Google uses this information to determine how important a web page is relative to others. 2. Bing's RankBrain Algorithm Bing's ranking algorithm was developed using neural networks and is designed to mimic the decision making processes of human beings. This means that rather than relying solely on keywords, Bing looks at the context of words in order to make its decisions. 3. Yahoo's Panda Update Panda is a search engine optimization update launched by Yahoo! in 2011. Its goal was to reduce rankings from sites engaging in black hat SEO tactics. As a result, the algorithm has ...