Last fall, Google rolled out one of its largest changes of the past decade - an entirely new search algorithm, nicknamed "Hummingbird."
In contrast to the past updates, Panda and Penguin, which modified
existing search algorithms and affected roughly 2 to 5 percent of search
queries, Hummingbird is believed to have affected nearly 90 percent of
all queries and dramatically changed the way the engine processes user
requests.
The impetus behind Hummingbird comes down to context. In
the past, Google's algorithms processed user queries according...