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What are Google search results based on?
All searches on Google Search are associated with a browser cookie record. When a user performs a search, the search results are not only based on the relevance of each web page to the search term, but also on which websites the user (or someone else using the same browser) visited through previous search results.
How does Google use my search history?
Web & App activity collects your searches and browsing activity in Google apps such as Chrome as well as apps that use Google Services, such as mapping. That’s used to power previous searches and make suggestions; if you turn this off, you’ll not see your recent searches or personalised results.
Why does Google now restricts the search results based on?
A few days ago Google announced it has started restricting their search results to local Google domain version, no matter on which Google domain you are, based on the user location. This basically means that as a user you can not compare or check how a website may be visible in two different Google domains, e.g. Google.de and Google.com.
Why is my website not showing in Google search?
Google is tricky. Here’s what may be preventing your site from showing up in search results: Google has not indexed your website yet (too new) Your website isn’t optimized for search engine crawling. Your keyword market is very competitive. Your website has “no index” tags. Your website has been penalized and removed from Google.
What can I do about Google search results?
Providing a tool to monitor Google search results development and provide a free of charge graphic interpretation of fluctuations, such as Algeroo. Comparing different websites ranking for a specific query and often compare it with own or client website.
How can I find my website on Google?
You may have to dig deep into Google’s search results to even find your website for a branded search term (the name of your company, key players, the brand name of your products, etc.)