Posts Tagged ‘real-time search’

Google Search Results About to Get a Dose of Caffeine

Wednesday, November 11, 2009 3:43 No Comments

If you are unfamiliar with Caffeine, it is an algorithm update that Google announced in the summer. Upon the announcement, Google’s Matt Cutts said, “The Caffeine update isn’t about making some UI changes here or there.  Currently, even power users won’t notice much of a difference at all.  This update is primarily under the hood: [...]

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Tips for Getting Found in Real-Time Searches

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 7:27 No Comments

Real-time search is still an emerging concept. At this point, using a real-time search engine will bring you results by time/date. This doesn’t always cater to relevancy, which is why there is still a lot of work to be done in this field.
So, if real-time results are based upon time/date, and the user’s query, it [...]

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