Google updates Google Page Ranks for websites for second time in 2013, many big PR sites get booted in 2013'second updation

Today Google updated its Page Ranks for websites and blogs and I am thankful to my readers and visitors that ComboUpdates got a GPR of 2/10.  In fact my associate sites TechWorm and TropicalPost also got a GPR of 2/10, a hearty congrats to them as well.

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Interesting thing about this years second page rank updation (yes the first was in Feb 2013)  is that many top blogs and websites have been deranked from their previous high perch.  This must be a direct result of the Google's Hummingbird updation of search algorithm.

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Google released the Google Page Rank update despite the Head of the Webspam team at Google denying that Google would release page rankings in current calendar year.

Hope you got the Pagerank you wished for.

'Hummingbird' search algorithm activated by Google search, will affect 90 percent of search requests on Google

After updating the Penguin 2.0 search algorithm in May 2013 to weed out the spam sites, Google has unleashed a full redesigned search algorithm,  only this time it is called 'Hummingbird.' 

Google disclosed the existence of the new search formula Thursday at an event held in the Menlo Park, California.  The new search algorithm is based on a very highly guarded formula and will henceforth power the Google search.   Insiders say that Google has completely retooled the way Google Search gives answers to the complex and often incomprehensible queries the Google users come up with.  It is also said that the 'Hummingbird' has been activated last month itself and is gradually rolled out hence the effects of the search changes and web traffic have not been noticeable to the bloggers and webmasters.  

One of the main ingredients of a web search is called 'Keyword' and Hummingbird is supposed to have changed the 'Keyword' algorithm altogether to a newer redesigned 'Keysentences' so that a exact phrase can be put up to match the Google Search users queries with best possible result.  

The Hummingbird is going to affect nearly 90% of all web searches taking place on Google Search as per Amit Singh, Senior VP at Google and head of its core ranking team.  The changes could have a major impact on traffic to websites all over the world as it revises the way Google indexes websites.  The present indexing design was activated three years ago as part of a redesign called "Caffeine" 

Bloggers and Webmasters may note that any redesign of the search parameters will have a big impact on their visitor stats as Google is the prime handler of search requests all over the world.  If you remember, last week when the Google had an outage due to technical issues, 40% of web traffic was affected.  There is also a good news for bloggers.  The Hummingbird will also drive up the price of Google ads as they will be based on a sentence parameter rather then word one and therefore Google will give a more targeted ad which turn will benefit both the publishers as well as the advertisers.  If you want to do a indepth research on the Hummingbird head over to this Hummingbird FAQ page.

Therefore if you notice any drop in your visitor stats or increase in your adsense revenue, you know whom to blame!

Attention Bloggers, Google coming out with Page Rank and wants to know why you want a better Rank!

Millions of Bloggers who are desperately waiting for a Google Page Rank have a reason to cheer.  The last Google Page Rank updation happened in January 2013 and you will find a million website giving so called information about the next Google Page Ranking updation.  Be relieved now because Google itself, through Matt Cutts has given the indication that Google will be updating the Google Page Ranks soon.

If there's a small website that you think should be doing better in Google, tell us more here: https://t.co/s80BibIBhN
— Matt Cutts (@mattcutts) August 28, 2013

If you are wondering what that hyperlink is all about, it is a Google Docs Form for submission of your blog or 'small website' as Google calls it.  You are required to fill in the web address and give reasons to Google, as to why your 'small website' should be ranked any higher.

So if you really think your Blog or small website should rank any higher, visit the hyperlink here and give Google a good enough reason to make that happen.

Keep blogging!