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I don't think the results would be much interesting. Lots of sites will be default homepage/about/contact, where the author never started the site. Then a ton o
by user5994461 7y ago
I don't think the results would be much interesting. Lots of sites will be default homepage/about/contact, where the author never started the site. Then a ton of useless pages like auto-generated indexes and summaries, that humans don't care about. An endless amount of duplicates because query string ?arg=value can crawl infinitely. And last but not least, copies of major sites and spam pages trying to fill search results.
I personally made a few websites and in my opinion it is fairly easy to get indexed by Google. If you open a pizzeria in small city, should be trivial to be top result in google for "pizzeria in town" after a week.
Despite all the critics Google is incredibly good at finding readable relevant content.
- alufers 7y agoYeah... Until a country-wide food delivery company starts an advertising campaign and floods the results with their website even though their services aren't available in that town.
- user5994461 7y agoThis barely affect search results. The company will waste a ton of money and only get one line at the top. Only to vanish a week later having run out of ad budget. Meanwhile Google will still be listing all the pizzerias in the first page and will still try to geolocate the user to show a map of pizzerias around.
- kart23 7y agoYeah, you make a good point, millions of pages could quite possibly be from the same domain and basically have the same content. Search by domain, rather than pages, and I think it would be kinda interesting. What kind of websites are up that get barely any visitors? I would be interested in visiting the sites that aren't making any money, and why/how someone is paying for it.