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By: Rick Robinson

Rick Robinson — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:10:29 +0000

Yes, they do – and you make a nice secondary point about ‘dialect’ differences in search terms.

And a flip side of your point is that the sort of searches I do are not typical. I do a lot of searching on fairly obscure topics, where Google does very well but has it (relatively) easy. The clutter of high-popularity search terms is a whole different environment, and a tough one for everyone dealing with it – whether as searchers, websites trying to get noticed, or search engineers trying to organize it.

By: Ferrell

Ferrell — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:25:49 +0000

Something that occured to me while I was reading this article…while many people who use search engines regularly, there are many people who don’t; those people would use different wording in their searches; also, English-speakers from different countries imphasize different words during searches. For example, someone from the Western U.S. would imphasize differnt words during a search for motor vehicle parts than someone from South Africa or even the South Eastern U.S. And then, of course, there are the difficulties of optimizing searche engines for other languges from an English site or visa-versa. The professionals who work on designing and refining search engines and web-sites deserve every penny…or ruble or yen…