It's a better user experience this way,

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And I'm certain it's one of the biggest things that engenders loyalty and return queries - something both engines are desperately competing for. This post isn't intended to be one-sided, and I'd love to hear from you - do you agree? Disagree? Think I'm out of my head? Let everyone know With the addition of real time results, and less recent music results on Google’s front page, talk has started at the office about what exactly Google is counting as a result (when it says “Results 1 - 10 of about 16,200,000”) and more importantly, what the average user is counting as a legitimate result.


Before we get into what’s really happening here france email list , let’s make sure we’re all on the same page first with a few definitions. Organic search results: listings that appear on SERPs not because they are paid advertisements, but because of their relevance to the search term. OneBox results: Google defines their “OneBox” results on their blog: “on top of the organic results (and sometimes at the bottom), Google shows OneBox results for queries that can be answered instantly or when a direct link can be offered.





” You would recognize these, as they are mostly accompanied by an image. Users will commonly see OneBox results for news, images, music, and video results. From what I’ve seen today after searching numerous terms, its obvious (and really always has been) that Google has a formula for how many results, organic and OneBox alike, they’ll show on a page. Now I know what you’re thinking, especially if you don’t work in search engine optimization: “but they always have ten results on the first page!” Not necessarily true.