Showing What the AI platforms say after searching the web.

Panda

Mention Share % (latest day)
2.08% +1.52 pp ▲
Mentions (latest day)
2
Total Mentions
41
Avg Rank (latest day)
1.0
Latest tracking day
2026-04-28
Domain Authorityⓘ
47.70 verifiedlinear_scale
pandasecurity.com · authority unverified
Knowledge Graph Google · unverified ⓘ
Giant panda — Bear

Daily Mentions Trendⓘ

Average Rankⓘ

By Platformⓘ

Platform Panda Algoroo Δ mentions
Google 16 rank 1.0 94 rank 6.64 +78
Anthropic 0 4 rank 4.5 +4
OpenAI 0 92 rank 6.87 +92

Daily Citations Trendⓘ

Citation Shareⓘ

Panda Algoroo Δ
Citations 0 14 +14
Citation share 0.0% 0.2% —
Blended Share of Voice 0.1% 1.1% +1.0

Of 6,706 selected citations, all-time. Δ is Algoroo minus Panda (green means your owned brand leads); bars show citations by platform.

Recent Mentionsⓘ

Date Platform Mentioned For Rank Sentiment Context
2026-04-28 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This was a significant update that targeted websites with low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms." It emphasized quality over quantity in content strategy.
2026-04-28 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This was a major update that targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms." It aimed to reward high-quality sites and penalize those with duplicate or unoriginal content.
2026-04-27 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality websites.
2026-04-26 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms".
2026-04-25 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This was a major update that targeted low-quality content, "thin" pages, and content farms. It penalized sites with duplicate content, high ad-to-content ratios, and poor user engagement, emphasizing quality over quantity.
2026-04-25 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted websites with low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality sites.
2026-04-22 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — * Older, foundational updates like Panda (targeting low-quality content) and Penguin (targeting manipulative link schemes) still influence how rankings work today, as newer systems build upon lessons from the past.
2026-04-22 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This major update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality sites.
2026-04-21 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, "content farms," and sites with high ad-to-content ratios or duplicate content. It emphasized quality over quantity and user experience.
2026-04-19 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reduce their rankings in search results.
2026-04-18 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reduce their rankings.
2026-04-17 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality websites.
2026-04-17 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This major update targeted low-quality content, "thin" pages, and content farms. It aimed to penalize sites with duplicate or unoriginal content and reward higher-quality websites.
2026-04-16 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This major update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms." It penalized sites with duplicate content, high ad-to-content ratios, and poor user engagement, emphasizing quality over quantity.
2026-04-15 Google Google Algorithm Changes 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality websites.
2026-04-15 Google Google Algorithm Updates 1 — Panda (2011): This update targeted low-quality content, thin pages, and "content farms," aiming to reward higher-quality sites.