TheMadScientist - 10:01 am on Apr 24, 2011 (gmt 0)

Since we're on the subject of statistical data and Google 'lost market share' right after Panda, there's an interesting little phenomenon when results are better ... People need to search less, not more ... IMO There is statistical data that seems to indicate people need to search less since Panda rolled than they did before (meaning the results are better and the update was a success, just like they said), but of course data is open to interpretation ... Personally, I know I always search more when I CAN'T find what I'm looking for than I do when I CAN, doesn't everyone? I could be totally different and most people might continue searching after finding the correct result, but my guess is it's fairly normal to stop when you find the answer, which could very well mean Panda was actually a huge success...