List of Google algorithms for search results

What is Google Algorithm?

Google algorithms  are computer programs that have mathematical functions and formulas which analyze and categorize the contents of websites with the help of Google crawlers. By doing these tasks, google delivers the most appropriate result to the user.

List of Google algorithms

YMYL :

YMYL algorithm  stands for Your Money or Your Life. In fact, this algorithm identifies all sites that may have a negative impact on your health or cause financial loss and does not allow Internet users to be harmed.

FRED :

FRED algorithm  is that is looking for websites that have little profit for users, but they cause a lot of revenue through excessive advertising for website owners. In other words, this identifies websites that are looking for more advertisements; they have valueless content at the same time. Websites that seem to have no purpose other than earning money for site owners and do not have useful content for users, these websites are identified by this more than another website.

Possum :

Possum algorithm  is for those who want to get a high ranking in the Google search engine for improving a local business; their business location is important in search. They should pay much attention to this algorithm to be able to get a high ranking.

caffeine :

After the introduction of the caffeine, SEO experts did not need to request for the index of their content to Google manually, and they should just do some small changes. This quickly replaced the new site content with the old one, so the users were able to see the up-to-date version of site content.

RankBrain :

This algorithm optimizes search results based on user behavior. Two factors, Dwell Time and Click Through Rate, are important for this. In fact, Google's artificial intelligence says that if a user spends a lot of time on a page, the content of that page seems to be reached its goal to meet users' needs and, as a result of contain valuable site content. Furthermore, this page can get a better ranking in Google results, which by repeating this, Google will rank pages with these features high in the Google search engine results page.

Hilltop:

Searching to identify reputable and valuable websites is what this does, all of which is being done to rank websites on Google so that when a user searches for a phrase on Google, by using, the irrelevant results won't be shown to the user, and it will show more regular and practical results.

Mobile friendly :

The  Friendly Mobile algorithm  caused web designers to design websites that can be accessed through smartphones so that the user could use the most accessible tool, mobile, to enter a site without any error.

Payday loan :

The  payday loan algorithm  aims to penalize sites that use keywords such as gambling, casino and etc., to optimize their websites.

Zebra :

The  Zebra algorithm  was created due to monitor electronic commerce as much as possible because of the fact that, nowadays, most of the tasks are being done online, including online shopping, so that users can easily trust website owners to do online shopping without any worries.

Page layout :

The Page layout algorithm is actually like a brake that works when site owners want to place too many advertisements on their websites, which causes tiredness and confusion for the users.

EMD :

In order to optimize the website, the use of keywords in the domain name of the website is very important. In this regard, many web designers pay attention to the use of keywords in the domain name and try  to gain high traffic  while the content of some of the websites is worthless, which the EMD detects such sites and fines them to identify sites with valuable content.

Page authority :

Page authority is that measures the number of inbound links to the site, dwell time, site traffic, content quality, value, and credibility of a website and is effective when the site is to rank in the search engine results of Google. Domain Authority and Page Authority are two important factors in site ranking.

E-A-T:

The  E-A-T  stands for Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. This algorithm is designed to assess the trustworthiness of a website because, as you know, Google's ultimate goal is to attract positive feedback from users.

BERT :

BERT algorithm stands for Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers, which helps Google understand formal and colloquial language, which made Google search engine more popular among users than ever before.

panda :

At a time, helpless and useless content was displayed in search results, after which Google introduced the Panda algorithm, which was created to combat short, low-quality, and low-value content to solve the problem as soon as possible. So the user can benefit from rich content in search results.

penguin :

The penguin algorithm It was created with the aim of identifying abnormal link building, and this algorithm pays a lot of attention to linking sites and tries to penalize websites by examining content with irrelevant backlinks and content which is irrelevant to keywords.

Hummingbird :

The Hummingbird is so named because of the two properties of speed and accuracy of the hummingbird, which allows Google to interpret the phrase that the user is searching for and provide the user with the best results related to the search term.

Pigeon :

Google Pigeon helps you get what you want as quickly as possible, depending on your location; for example, suppose you search for "the nearest hospital to me" it shows all hospitals which are near and available to you.

sandbox :

If you are creating a new website, and you think that it will quickly reach the top of the Google search results page, you are mistaken because of Google algorithms such as the sandbox, this algorithm puts your page in the sandbox after a period of launching a new domain, to become more familiar with your website during this time and to ensure the quality and credibility of your content so that it can be trusted, and during this time when Google has not trusted you yet, you won't progress.

Dance Algorithm:

The way that Dance works is that it randomly selects the websites that are not in the top rankings and displays it on the first pages to see the reaction of the users, so it gives a chance to the websites that do not have a high ranking to improve their rankings. And of course, after the time that Google gives to the website to attract positive feedback from users and Google if the site is not successful and does not gain positive points, it will return to its previous position, to be able to attract positive feedback from Google due to people's clicks on the website and visits.

Freshness :

The thing that the Freshness algorithm does is actually increase the ranking of new content compared to the old one; in other words, Google uses this to show the latest and most up-to-date content at the top of the search results page.

Boston :

The Boston algorithm is the first official update announced by Google.

Pirate :

The Pirate algorithm detects websites that steal the content of other websites and intend to reach a high ranking in the search engine results page through the information of other sites. In order not to encounter this algorithm after designing the websites, the content must not distribute other website contents without the permission of the copyright owner.

Big Daddy Algorithm:

The Big Daddy algorithm is a way for Google to investigate technical issues such as redirects and URL standardization as quickly as possible.

Hawk algorithm:

The Hawk algorithm was introduced to improve local search results.

Mobile Speed ​​Algorithm:

Mobile Speed ​​algorithm  is effective in ranking sites by considering the website page loading speed on mobile phones.

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In this article, all the Google algorithms were introduced to you, which you can help to optimize your web page.