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>it's because the page they are looking for does not exist. I could see that argument holding water if other search engines didn't give me precisely what I sea
by fiblye 7y ago
>it's because the page they are looking for does not exist.
I could see that argument holding water if other search engines didn't give me precisely what I searched for. Google just simply tries to be smart and assume I'm looking for something other than what I input, while completely ignoring my input and replacing it entirely.
- londons_explore 7y agoGive a few examples of it. Theres a good chance whatever page you were after had a robots.txt excluding googlebot.