Interesting Documents for SEO from the DOJ Trial (USA v Google)
The most interesting document from the DOJ trial for SEO professionals is the Testimonial of Pandu Nayak and the rebuttal of Professor Douglas W. Oard,
The most interesting document from the DOJ trial for SEO professionals is the Testimonial of Pandu Nayak and the rebuttal of Professor Douglas W. Oard,
In this series on learning SEO with Google patents, I will cover some of what I have learned reading the Google patent titled “Multi-stage query
In this tutorial, you will learn everything about the document processing system used in information retrieval (e.g. Google Search Engine). I will explain what the
In this series on learning SEO with Google patents, I will explain what the Encoding and Decoding systems are, how they works, and how Google
In this tutorial, you will learn everything about the Lexicon Generator used in information retrieval (e.g. Google Search Engine). I will explain what the Lexicon
The escape hatch is the “search instead” link offered in the “showing results for…” module to allow users in Google to show search results for
The Google Chrome Omnibox is the Google Chrome Address bar. The US VS Google trial was mentioning improving ranks of the Omnibox. But what is
In this post, I will explain how Google uses history data to rank documents in search. The learnings come from the patent titled “Document scoring
In this post, I will explain the learning from the Google patent titled “Document scoring based on query analysis” by Jeffrey Dean, Paul Haahr, Monika
In this series on learning SEO with Google patents, I will explain what the Document Locator is, how it works, and how Google may use
In this series on learning SEO with Google patents, I will cover some of what I have learned reading the Google patent titled “Classifying Search
How does Google handle duplicate content on the Web? One of the many ways is that they compare URL patterns to predict which ones are
How does Google know if two documents are duplicate when portions of the document change at a high rate? The patent titled “Updating search engine
Hashing is the process of transforming a key or a string of characters into another value. The conversion is done using a hashing algorithm (function).
How does Google know if a document if fresh? Better yet, from that knowledge, does Google Search use document freshness in ranking? This article will
In this post, I will explain what a document is when referred to by Google. What is a Document? According to various patents, a “document”
Query categorization can be used by Google to improve image search results by comparing image annotations to query categories. In this post, I will cover
Google’s “Image retrieval” patent is about how the Google Image Search Engine manages duplicate images and how the collections of duplicate images are ranked when
User behaviour impacts rankings. What if your web page ranks 9th for a query? Your page may not get much user behaviour data to show
In this post, we will learn in great details how the Google’s Image Search Engine works and the engineering behind it. In this article we
Have you ever wondered how Google decides whether or not they should, or even where to show images in web search results? In this post,
In this post, I will cover some of what I have learned reading the Google patent titled “Selection of an Image or Images Most Representative
In this post, I will cover some of what I have learned reading the Google patent titled “Clustering Queries for Image Search” by Yushi Jing,
Google search results go way beyond the regular 10 blue links. Ever wondered how the enrichments (or snippets) are displayed in search engine results? In
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