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To give you the most useful information, Search algorithms look at many factors and signals, including the words of your query, relevance and usability of pages, expertise of sources, and your ...
- Why Search Engines Rank Web Pages
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- It’S only A Simple 5 Steps – Easy
- Step 1: Classify
- Step 2: Context
- Step 3: Weights
- Step 4: Layout
- Step 5: Ranking
- In Short
Before we dive into how search engines rank web pages, let’s stop for a moment and think about why they rank them. After all, it would be cheaper and easier for them to simply display pages randomly, by word count, by freshness, or any of a variety of easy sorting systems. The reason they don’t do that is obvious. You wouldn’t use it. So when we as...
I do not have eavesdropping devices at Google or Bing. Google has one sitting on my desk and another I carry around with me when I’m not at it, but for some reason, the message pickup doesn’t work the other way. I state this to make clear that the following outline is based on about 20 years of watching the search engines evolve, reading patents (o...
There are five steps to the complete process of ranking a page. I am not including the technical challenges like load-balancing and I’m not talking about each various signal calculation. I’m just talking about the core process that every query needs to go through to start its life as an information request and end it as a set of 10 blue links burie...
The first step in the process is to classify the query coming in. The classification of the query gives the engine the information it needs to perform all of the following steps. Before complex classification could take place (read: back when the engines relied on keywords instead of entities) the engines basically had to apply the same signals to ...
The second step in the ranking process is to assign context. Where possible, the engine needs to take into account any relevant information they have on the user entering the query. We see this regularly for queries, even those we don’t ask. We see them here: And we see them here: The latter, of course, being an example of where I didn’t specifical...
Before we dive in let me ask you, how sick are you of hearing about RankBrain? Well, buckle up because we’re about to bring it up again but only as an example of this third step. Before an engine can determine what pages should rank they first need to determine which signals are most important. For a query like [civil war] we get a result that look...
We’ve all seen it. In fact, you can see it in the civil war example above. For different queries the search results page layout changes. The engines will determine what possible formats apply to a query intent, the user running the query, and the available resources. The full page of the SERP for [civil war] looks like: I’ve put an educated guess o...
Interestingly, this is probably the easiest step of the process, though not as singular as one might think. When we think of organic rankings we think of the 10 blue links. So let’s start there and look at the process thus far: 1. The user enters a query. 2. The engine considers the type of query and classifies it to understand what key criteria ap...
The ranking of the site is easy. It’s putting everything together to do it that’s the real work. You may ask how understanding this can help you with your SEO efforts. It’s like understanding the core functions of how your computer works. I can’t build a processor, but I know what they do, and I know what characteristics make for a faster one and h...
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Das Suchmaschinenranking bezeichnet die Reihenfolge, in der die bei der Benutzung der Suchmaschine ermittelten Ergebnisse aufgeführt werden. Diese Rangordnung wird durch den Suchmaschinenbetreiber festgelegt und hat das Ziel, dem Suchenden Seiten mit größtmöglicher Relevanz zu präsentieren.
Was sind Suchmaschinenrankings? Unter einem Suchmaschinenranking (oft auch nur als Ranking bezeichnet) versteht man die organische Position einer Website auf Suchmaschinen wie Google, Bing & Co. zu einem bestimmten Suchbegriff. Sie bezeichnet den Rang eines Ergebnisses.
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