Official Google Panda Update Version 3.8 On June 25th

Google has pushed out a new update to their Panda algorithm on June 25th.

Google said on Twitter, “This update affects only ~1% of search queries worldwide”.

Previous Panda algorithm update was happened on June 8th (two weeks before) and before that on April 26th. Generally, Google pushes the new updates for their panda algorithm on every one or two months.

Google said there were no changes in signals or updates to the panda algorithm. This was simply a basic data refresh.

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