What is Google Algorithm?

Google's algorithm is a complex set of rules and procedures that Google uses to rank websites in search results. It's a dynamic system that analyses numerous factors to determine which pages are most relevant and useful to users for a given search query. The algorithm is constantly evolving, with Google making regular updates to improve search results and combat spam. 

Hilltop	Panda	Penguin	Humming Bird	Pigeon	Rankbrain	BERT
Launch in 2003	February 2011	April 24,2012	2013	July 24,2014	26 October, 2015	October 2018
Created by : Krishna Bharat	It works as an Agent	It works as an Agent	Natural Language Queries	Local Search	More Relevent Search Result  for user	Language Model
Relevent & Authorised	Content Quality	Link Quality	Speed & Accuracy	Combined Working	Machine Learning	Bidirectional
Non Affiliated	CNET- Computer Network  Ranking Effect 12%	Solicited- High to Low Traffic	Directly Lead the User to Most Appropriate Page	Increase Ranking of Local  Listening in a Search	Used for less than 15%Queries	Self-supervised learning
Document Relevent to Keyword	Rollout all Website became  filled with Copyright Complaints	Link Schenes	Heavier focused on Meaning & Conversion	Preference to Local Business	Distributed Representation	Encoder-only transformer
Links to Sites	Improving Quality of Lowering te rank	Aimed to decreasing Search Engine Ranking that  voilated the Google's Webmasters Guidelines	looks deeper at content on individual pages of a website	Based on User Locations	Provide Better Satisfaction	Token Prediction
More Hyperlinks/Backlinks-Expert Page	Thin	Grey Hat SEM Techniques involves in increasing ranking	Effective use of technical web development for on-site navigation.	Mixed Responses from Webmasters	Attemts to Guess what people means and records the results	Next Sentence Prediction
Independent Directories	No Duplicacy	Main target is to focus on The so-called "black-hat" link-building strategies, such as link buying, link farming, automated links and PBNs			TPU (ASIC's) for Processing rankbrain Requests	Latent Representations of Tokens
	Long Term Trust of Users