Google algorithm

[sweetpink]

Hello guys, im seeing that google algorithm changes every few months.
On my website, the algorithm worked good some months ago, now i see that changed and is affecting my PR.
Any ideas about what to do?

[adonis]

Yes of course Google will change the algorithms every month and we must change our site a little so that you will be able to go with the changed algorithm of Google.

[aarsish]

I just want to know what Google has changed mainly in their algorithm.Then only I can give you a suggestion for it.So tell me what it is and I will help you.

[fergussam]

I think there wont be much change as such and it is enough if you do it some once after every Google Update of algorithm as it will be easy for.

[AlickAnders]

Won't you update yous site?If you do updates regularly for your site then Google algorithm will be fin with your site even if it changes and it won't affect the PR of your site.

[derek88]

Here is a little piece or the algorithm, in order to help you understand guys.
GoogScore = (KW Usage Score * 0.3) + (Domain Strength * 0.25) + (Inbound Link Score * 0.25) + (User Data * 0.1) + (Content Quality Score * 0.1) + (Manual Boosts) - (Automated & Manual Penalties)

KW Usage Factors:

KW in title tag
KW in header tags
KW in document text
KW in internal links pointing to the page
KW in domain and/or URL
Domain Strength

Registration history
Domain age
Strength of links pointing to the domain
Topical neighborhood of domain based on inlinks & outlinks
Historical use & links pattern to domain
Inbound Link Score

Age of links
Quality of domains sending links
Quality of pages sending links
Anchor text of links
Link quantity/weight metric (Pagerank or a variation)
Subject matter of linking pages/sites
User Data

Historical CTR to page in SERPs
Time users spend on page
Search requests for URL/domain
Historical visits/use of URL/domain by users GG can monitor (toolbar, wifi, analytics, etc.)
Content Quality Score

Potentially given by hand for popular queries/pages
Provided by Google raters (remember Henk?)
Machine-algos for rating text quality/readability/etc
Obviously, this isn't a perfect summation of the algorithm by any means, but I have a strong suspicion that if we were to see the exact algorithm in perfect form,

Derek