Do Google use the same algorithm to rank all the results on page 1, or different algorithms for a wider variety in the results? (Pos. 1-3 – primary focus on freshness Pos. 4-6 – primary focus on backlinks Pos. 7-10 – primary focus on social signals)
Jacob Worsøe, Denmark
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Los algoritmos o "el" utilizados se basan en la localización de red??
Very straight forward answer Matt. It was an interesting question for a theory though. One algorithm fits all.
Mr. Cutts answers the question "Are results in different positions ranked by different algorithms?"
Although I've never personally heard this particular myth, it is good to hear a new question answered by the web spam team. People have all sorts of different misconceptions, so it is always good to see a straightforward answer from the horses mouth.
How could there be a different algorithm for different positions?
Interessante presa di posizione per niente banale 😉 #Google’s Matt Cutts: We Don’t Have Different #Algorithms For Different Web Position Slots
The algorithm is same for all search results positions. The Backlinks created keeping in mind the relevancy, theme of the site can certainly get site rankings at higher positions in search engines if the backlinks are from site of higher reputation. This is what underlies under this message for an effective #SEO strategy.
Thanks for that resourceful video GoogleWebmasterhelp! You made us think and question the same thing as well.
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best possible answer provided by #Matt #Cutts
What a stupid question.
Matt Cutts says SERPs are based off Relevancy vs. Reputation at 0:40 seconds.
wie kommt man auf eine solche Frage??