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Only Google employees know the exact algorithm for ranking the hits for a search term. Likely elements of the ranking are: * The frequency and relative place of the search terms in the hit document. * PageRank - How valuable the hits seem according to the pages who link to them. * Recency - newer pages usually rank better. * General Information Retrieval techniques such as stemming and tokenization See Udi Manber's blog post in the related link to get a feel for other factors.
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What is the most common search term on Google?
Google news is the most common search term on google.
Is Google a reliable Search engine?
Yes, because there are always answers there and a lot to choose from. However, the results depend on the accuracy of the search term you enter, and it does not always sort them in a useful manner. --- Yes, but Bing is better. --- The problem is that Bing does not have the resources or refinement of Google, so it may take some time before it has an equal use.
How does Google differ from the Yahoo search engine?
Google is less advertiser driven than Yahoo. Yahoo concentrates more on advertising and matching the advertiser to your search term, to give you more relavent answers.
Is answers.com better than Google?
Both Google and Answers serve different purposes. Google is made for searches. You can search short term and find websites to further research the topic. Answers is better for more detailed or personalized questions.
What is Google Autocomplete?
The Google Autocomplete feature predicts the search term you will use in Google search.
What is the difference between Answers.com and Google?
Google is a search engine. You can type in any term, and it will give you results pages with links to other websites they may contain information related to that term. Answers.com is not a search engine. It's an answer engine. You can ask a question or type in a term, and it will give you answers, information, definitions, as available. It is a giant library of reference information and answers from its collaborative Q&A community.
What does it mean to Google it?
The term "Google it" means to create a Google search on the subject. This is commonly used when people do not want to explain something or when the answer is apparently obvious. Please note that posting "Google it" or anything of the sort that includes using a Search Engine is against our Terms of Use and will therefore result in account suspension.
How does Google know everything?
Google knows only how to find the right website, it is a search engine. All that Google does is taking the search term and showing websites which have the term (or a similar word) on them.
What is the term known as search for information in the internet?
"google" as in the sentence "Let me google that for you"
How do you remove WikiAnswers from your search?
To remove a site, or WikiAnswers site, from search results in google. Just type the search terms, Like this -site:wiki.answers.com "Search Term" without the quotation marks around your search term. That tells Google that you don't want the search results to include wiki.answers. Or whatever site you put for Google to search.
How many people search for how to videos?
Aaccording to Google 4,090,000 search for the term How To Videos and 2,740,000 use the site to search for the term How To Video.
Who were the Incredibles?
A search og Google with the term, "The Incredibles" will provide an answer for you.
