What's most "Google Important?"

[Marincky]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Agree entirely Beth, I have seen many extremely well known companies with websites that look extremely flashy but where's the optimisation?

You would think with all their money....

[Bethers]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Well, the thing is - with all their money - some of them spend it on PPC - some of them just have enough business because people search for them by name (like Google). The rest of us - have to be found by what we're doing. :)

[Marincky]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

True, my brother spends about £25,000 on Adwords a year... I dream of being able to be rich enough to pay Google that!!!!

[Karen Mac]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Google is so big I dont think they have to do anything to get found. If they collapse or disappear one really has to wonder what becomes of the internet?

Karen

[Vasili]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Google is so big I dont think they have to do anything to get found. If they collapse or disappear one really has to wonder what becomes of the internet? Karen

It remains, and reverts to something more likely to resemble what it was once: a medium free(er) from tryanny and dominating nefarious influences.....

[LadyEye]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Not sure if anyone else has noticed this or not, but I have noticed and using the same search words during the morning, noon or night that this will bring you different results - you can be in the #1 spot in the morning, #3 two hours later and #16 or so later that night ..and the next day it does it all over again .. lol ... I've seen this with several sites .. I am wondering if they are sharing the "pie" around a bit every so many hours. And some even ahead of "sponsored spots" . So what appears at the time you look may not be what appears at the time someone else looks .. ??? Any thoughts Beth ???


P.S. Chris .. lol .. should we edit that or what .. lmbo ..

[Marincky]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

Holly, from what I know user queries are routed to different data centers constantly to keep an even balance of info and to upkeep on response time. Each data center has its own version of Google's data, which is being constantly updated, which I guess may lead to what you are experiencing.

So what I am saying is that one minute you type a search in the results come from one data centre but the next time there is a chance it comes from another.

Beth, have I got this right?

[zc290549]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

But other guys have technology too and Google worry
About new progress this guys here

Zlatko

[Vasili]

Re: What's most "Google Important?"

From what I know user queries are routed to different data centers constantly to keep an even balance of info and to upkeep on response time. Each data center has its own version of Google's data, which is being constantly updated, which I guess may lead to what you are experiencing.So what I am saying is that one minute you type a search in the results come from one data centre but the next time there is a chance it comes from another. Have I got this right?

No ... apparently you have learned a bit from earlier posts about data centers, but that is not how Google or Yahoo actually works (unless you are searching for foreign extensions specifically, and then the added metrics come into play). They do not "shift" results around from center to center as would a power grid .... the various centers provide a different set of data to be compiled, and are locally productive (for example, since you are in the UK, your display might be different than a US customer).

You know that each site has a different cache schedule, right? And, like any other mechanical/electrical device, loads are balanced? Because even the slightest difference between cache of new or updated data will skew results, they use the basics to even out the core result querry (content): in other words, due to the variable nature of sites and the overall scheme used to produce results, you may also see the influence of hard-rank metrics (at least temporarily) such as true traffic counts, link values (shifting values of reciprocol links or back-sites), how the querry is valued according to trend (i.e. is it a current "hot word"?), and other attributes.

It is a never-ending shifting of the sand, placing a greater emphasis on being on the first page (which has been shortened to less than 20) than in the "Top Ten" ...... LOLOLOL