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Google can't be subjective, its on a freaking google subdomain. Search engines do treat subdomains as seperate new pages (with little ranking effect from the do
by redorb 18y ago
Google can't be subjective, its on a freaking google subdomain. Search engines do treat subdomains as seperate new pages (with little ranking effect from the domain) it still on google.com which makes it golden, then Im sure mattcutts.com/blog and other googlers blog roll is pointed to it - its done, a page on knol will soon rank higher than a page with exact same content on wikipedia.
- JimEngland 18y agoIsn't this anti-competitive behavior? I could see some people making a case against Google...
- oostevo 18y agoPer folks in the know, Google doesn't give itself any preferential treatment. Try searching for 'search' with Google. Google itself (perhaps the best known search engine) comes in at result #20 -- at the bottom of the second page of search results.
- alex_c 18y agoBut they don't really have any reason to care what position Google shows up for "search" for someone already using Google to search.