What determines the order in which "Google Search" results are listed?
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the money they get from the ads! after those- it guys by which criteria match your inquiry.
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Google for example has crawlers finding pages once per week, but they found them by the title, so whatever is in the title of your html script is what shows, now in order for you to list your page to different search engines, you must find one of them companies doing this for a fee, then I don't know what techniques they use but your page goes right on the first places everywhere..☺
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Go to Advanced Search (top right corner of screen)\nThen items by bidder\nThis, by default shows items on which bids have been placed even if they are not the current winners of the items.\n\nThe results screen includes a column which shows who the highest bidder is for the item.
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looking on google usually works
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Not sure about search history, but if you use Firefox to browse, it keeps a history of all pages you visited. Highly recommend to install the all-in-one sidebar too.\n\nEdit: just saw girl2000ss' post above, that's right, both Yahoo and Google toolbars have this arrow next to the search text box. BTW, I figured relevance of Yahoo search is very close to Google already. Go Yahoo!
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This isn't the fault of Yahoo or Google.  It's 1st that the site you're searching for hasn't optimized their site to show up properly in natural search results.  Search engines regularly spider websites and look for keywords in certain areas of the site.  If the site has optimized so that they can be found, they will be found.  However, sites that have done a better job of optimizing for these same keywords will show up higher in the results.  \n\n2nd-To get better results, try eliminating phrases from your searches like "home page".  These are not keywords that the site will have optimized for and you've put them at the front of your search phrase.  Next, put quotes around the entire phrase "Peninsula Golf and Country Club" so the you'll only get results with that exact phrase.  Hope this is helpful!
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go to google type in what you want and you will see results
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Your rank in a search engine depends on various factors, but majorly on the rank is based on the number of links from other websites to your web page. \n\nSecondly, Every one thinks Google algorithm is a secret. By the way, Serge Brin and Larry Page them selves published a research paper informing about the technology in 1998, when Google was a prototype called as Back Rub. Here is the link:\n\nhttp://www-db.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
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Your images do have to be hosted on a Web page someplace, or at least available on the Web and properly linked.\n\nIn order of importance for proper listing:\n\nIf the image itself is named the way you expect your search terms to arrive, that will make the biggest difference in your order in the listings. \n\nNext most important is a proper ALT parameter in your image tag:\n\n<img src="bradpitt.jpg" width="250" height="400" alt="Brad Pitt boarding his private plane with Angelina Jolie" />\n\nIt also helps to have the image on a page with text that is in context for what the image shows.
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Your name needs to appear within the content of the sites where it is displayed in order for it to appear in Google results. So if you're talking about articles or reports you've written...anywhere that those items are posted on the Internet should also include your name as part of the link. For example, if you wrote a report and it is linked to from a website, the link to the report needs to read something like "A Report on the Efficacy of Reporting by Joe Dinglesnort". Once Google indexes the information on that website when someone searches the name "Joe Dinglesnort" that web page will return in the search results.
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to find the result go google.com\nyahoo.com\nsnap.com\ntop10.com
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It is the Google Toolbar Notifier calling in to Google.\n\n"To clarify, the Search Settings Notifier feature periodically sends \ninformation back to Google servers regarding software performance \nstatistics. We don't collect personal information, and naturally, we \ncomply with our Privacy Policy"
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Hi,\n\nRaul is right but generally it's extremely hard to get anywhere near the top 10 or 20 (first 2 pages) of search results in an engine like google for example. I use a software program called seo elite that optimizes your webpages automatically and normally gets each page from my site (for a given keyword) in the top20 results.\n\nYou can look at it here--> http://waiter.bryxen1.hop.clickbank.net\n\nIt has tons of audios clips about it there too...\n\nHope this helps,\nBrian
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I use Google first, then Yahoo
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My best bet is that not everone put in the same search criteria... small differences can make quite a large impact on search results...\n\nWell there could be spyware on your comp that makes it so your more targeted to advertising websites
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in google search engine
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Depends on your browser, I'd start by looking at the history, it keeps track of when you went to what site.