Google Reveals Top Search Algorithm Changes
By siliconindia   |   Wednesday, 16 November 2011, 01:11 IST   |    1 Comments
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Bangalore: If you have been wondering how Google rank the internet websites, you can easily get the detailed description of the process as Google offered a detail description on the secret process of ranking internet websites. For the time ever, a list has been published that closely guards the search algorithm. Google published all the details on its official blog. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which investigates violations of antitrust law claims that search process of Google can be biased towards its own business and operations or the search results may favor the company's other services, among other issues. Every year around 500 changes are made to the search operation. Recently 10 algorithm changes have been revealed by Google on its blog which ranges from how it treats web searches in less-common languages to refinements around the way it displays results. As 69 percent of web search has been done worldwide by Google, analysts feel that these rankings can make or break a company's future depending. Listed below are 10 improvements done by Google from past couple of weeks.
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Cross-Language Information Retrieval Updates The language (Afrikaans, Malay, Slovak, Swahili, Hindi, Norwegian, Serbian, Catalan, Maltese, Macedonian, Albanian, Slovenian, Welsh, and Icelandic) for which only restricted content was available will be now translated into relevant English web pages and the translated titles will be displayed below the English titles in search results. Previously, this feature was available in Korea, but only at the bottom page. Now when you click on the translated titles you will automatically go to the page translated from English into the query language. Snippets with More Page Content and Less Header/Menu Content More relevant text can now be used in snippets with this change. As per the changes, Google will now pick text from actual page content rather than using text which is part of a header or menu.

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