GLiD has changed to Panda Content Farm Google Algorithm Update and Duplicate Content
How the Demand Media Content Farm Works
If you are in the SEO business or work with a search engine optimization consultant, you’ve heard about the recent Google algorithm shift known as the Panda Algorithm update, Farmer update, or Content Farm update.
The big break on the story is in an interview between Cutts and Singhal of Google with Wired Magazine.
Here are the major take-aways as of now.
Little has been said about link farms. The main issue seems to be your content, as apposed to your back links. Scraper websites are those that automate content by republishing that which is already on other websites. Content farms generate content with little value in order to capture search traffic. Take a look at the info graphic about how the Demand Media content farm works [Source: OnlineMBA.com].
This is not a new issue. Apparently, Google’s technology on how they filter, analyze and make decisions on duplicate content has changed. As far as white-hat SEO, the rules are still the same. The penalties just got a bit more serious.
