How Google Works

[sunils]

I have uploaded the image instead.

 

[Wastrel]

So how does it work or did I miss something?

 

[sunils]

The picture explains the process.

 

[YCadmin]

Hmm sorry. I can't see any image.

 

[sunils]

sorry guys, i thought the image got uploaded, but it just pasted as a link here. No i have uploaded the file. have a look at it.

 

[Domenico]

I already knew most of this but it's cool that it's explained in a more simplistic sort of way.

What I didn't know:
1 in 10 queries is misspelled.
The results in a google search are called snippets.
Search results differ by a bit depending on where you live.

 

[Zangetsu]

interesting that image must have come out of a magazine, to bad its not excellent quality

 

[Wastrel]

sorry guys, i thought the image got uploaded, but it just pasted as a link here. No i have uploaded the file. have a look at it.

Ah now I can see it, pretty nifty and brilliant. The other description Google like to put around was one of courier pigeons etc.

 

[Jesse]

thanks for the info.

 

[Jacob Kid Mania Creator]

cool

 

[kkenny]

Nice news article.

 

[Jordan C]

It's amazing how fast all this stuff happens

 

[YCadmin]

Oh yea i see the image now.

Thanks for the info.

 

[jspcodes]

Back Rub algorithm of Google is always nice.

But i have one doubt Google lists results upon the the "back link" i.e where he has come from. Imagine one result is first google search and that will be clicked more number of times by a user than the result in 5th or 6th page. Though it contain correct information that user wanted.

Another thing Google lists the results depending upon the Traffic that site has. So a new blog or new site will not find a correct place(correct place in the sense though correct information but not first page)