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You found what you're looking for on the first page and on the first try for both. IMO that's a resounding success.
by bmn__ 6y ago
You found what you're looking for on the first page and on the first try for both. IMO that's a resounding success.
- huhtenberg 6y agoNot in 2020. A simple keyword match, even if weighted, is no longer enough. The engine needs to grok the context of a query. Chances of someone's using a generic query to find a blog instead of a vendor's site are basically zero.
- mswann 6y agoAs you said it depends on the context, I agree, but thus the chances someone's using a generic query to find vendor independent resources like blogs are not zero. With regard to the given example "nrf wifi", I'd prefer DDG's results as I usually know the manufacturer of the hardware I work with but often search for solutions to problems in context of that hardware. Furthermore depending on familiarity with domain names it's possible to deduce the manufacturer's website from GP's 9th result on DDG.