From:
SISTRIX Content Team 28.04.2021
An update of the data basis of the Panda filter is called a “Data Refresh”. Google irregularly deploys iterations of their Panda Update to their search markets. Panda updates were applied from 2011 to 2014.
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An iteration is the repeated use of the same process on interim values (data) which were already obtained, as well as gradual or repeated access to a data structure.
Panda Update Iterations by language region and search market
23.07.2014    | Panda Update 4.2 (Data-Refresh) |
20.05.2014 | Panda Update 4.1 (Data-Refresh) |
29.09.2014 | Panda Update 4.0 (Algorithm-Change, no Data-Refresh) |
März 2013+ | |
18.03.2013 | Panda Update #25 |
22.01.2013 | Panda Update #24 |
21.12.2012 | Panda Update #23 |
21.11.2012 | Panda Update #22 |
05.11.2012 | Panda Update #21 |
27.09.2012 | Panda Update #20 |
18.09.2012 | Panda Update #19 |
20.08.2012 | Panda Update #18 |
24.07.2012 | Panda Update #17 |
25.06.2012 | Panda Update #16 |
09.06.2012 | Panda Update #15 |
27.04.2012 | Panda Update #14 |
19.04.2012 | Panda Update #13 |
23.03.2012 | Panda Update #12 |
27.02.2012 | Panda Update #11 |
18.01.2012 | Panda Update #10 |
18.11.2011 | Panda Update #9 |
19.10.2011 | Panda Update #8 |
28.09.2011 | Panda Update #7 |
12.08.2011 | Panda Update #6 (Panda Goes Global) |
23.07.2011 | Panda Update #5 |
16.06.2011 | Panda Update #4 |
10.05.2011 | Panda Update #3 |
11.04.2011 | Panda Update #2 (eng. int.) |
24.02.2011 | Panda Update #1 (eng. US) |
You can find additional information on the difference between an “update” and a “data refresh” in our article “What is the difference between an Update and a Data Refresh?”.
