What do you mean by the term Penguin?

[Rscomp]

What do you mean by the term Penguin?

[MVMinfotech18]

It is basically an approach that helps users to block the websites that don’t follow strictly the laws and regulations compiled by Google. It really doesn’t matter what sort of illegal techniques are considered.

[PrimeItSolution]

Penguin is a series of Google search engine algorithm changes that aim to improve the quality of search results and reduce the impact of certain types of SEO tactics. Penguin algorithmically correlates and discounts the value for certain types of backlinks that Google has found to be unnatural. Unfortunately, sometimes, the activities of previous marketing vendors or the legacy impact of dated SEO practices can cause high-quality websites and online brands to lose traffic because of these updates.

[soniya_ss]

Well, In SEO Penguin is a Google Algorithm update, aim to improve the quality of search results.

[John-Smith]

So, Op should be cleared with the Penguin. Close the thread if no doubts left.

[thaichacha]

The meaning of the penguin also teaches you about having grace when it comes to your actions and emotions. You possess the strength and the fortitude to live with and overcome struggles. The penguin spirit animal is a symbol of renewal.

[searchenginewings]

Google launched the Penguin Update in April 2012 to better identify and regulate websites that were considered spammy or overly-optimized. The Penguin targeted sites that manifested keyword stuffing as well as those that practiced black-hat SEO. On the other hand, this algorithm rewarded the sites that used white-hat SEO and that were of high quality in a generic sense.

[RH-Calvin]

Google Penguin is a codename for a Google algorithm update that was first announced on April 24, 2012. The update was aimed at decreasing search engine rankings of websites that violate Google's Webmaster Guidelines by using now declared black-hat SEO techniques involved in increasing artificially the ranking of a webpage by manipulating the number of links pointing to the page.