To provide the most relevant content for the users, Google has revamped their algorithm recently. Google says that this upgrading is designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites (sites which are low-value add or users, copy content from other websites or sites that are just not very useful) and claims that it have an impact over 11.8% of the queries. This update also provides better rankings for high quality sites (sites which possess original and good content, in-depth reports, research, analysis etc. Google also adds that these changes not only rely on the feedback, they have received from the “Personal Blocklist Chrome Extension“(which they launched last week) but also from the Blocklist data they have gathered with the sites by their algorithm too. Google consider this as a great step in their commitment towards better user experience and keep working for more updates for page quality. Google is launching this change in the US only, but will roll out around the world soon.