Any one heard about Google Caffine ??

Hi, All

Did you guys heard about Google's next update Caffine?

What is this..? What will be effect of it to our sites ranking ??

Thanks

 

There are zillion of posts here and in the entire web ... people got crazy after Caffeine announced.

 

I am ranked better on caffeine. There is a light difference in the caffeine based site. check here comparegoogle.com

 

Dont go crazy- if you build valid websites that has good content your websites will continue to be given respect from google.

Google will continue to make changes to its logic but if you stick to proper webmastering your sites should be OK.

 

Check out the following post if you want to find out more about Caffeine:

http://mashable.com/2009/08/10/google-caffeine/

 

Know nothing about that.

 

Yes, that is a change in google's search algorithm, Once it is implemented, there will be more changes in current SERP of most of the search terms. So, google is going to give more work for webmasters and SEO guys to optimize their sites more to be friend with google. However, As far as this new algorithm too will be secret, there have to be more experiments and all tooo....

 

Google has just unveiled a “secret project” of “next-generation architecture for Google’s web search“. This new architecture appears to include crawling, indexing, and ranking changes. For the first time, Google isn’t simply incorporating these changes into their existing infrastructure or replacing it. Instead, they’re providing a developer preview and are asking webmasters and power searchers to try it out and give them feedback. Unlike Google’s now-defunct SearchMash, which was intended for search experiments that wouldn’t necessarily be incorporated into Google’s main web search, the caffeine index seems to be an entirely new search infrastructure that will repace what exists now.

Based on the blog post, we can guess that this new infrastructure may include ways of crawling the web more comprehensively, determining reputation and authority (possibly beyond the link graph and what’s typically thought of as PageRank), and returning more relevant results more quickly, although Google’s Matt Cutts told me that the changes are “primarily in how we index”.

While the biggest visible changes in Microsoft’s relaunched search engine, Bing, are user-interface related, Google’s new search is only infrastructure related and includes no UI changes. On first glance, however, the underlying infrastructure changes do seem to have impacted user interface as it relates to universal search (likely because universal results are influenced by ranking and relevance signals). For the sample searches I did, the first ten results were fairly similar, but the existence and location of images, video, news, and blog posts was notably different.