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Come on, there's no absolute correctness for a result in being in Google's first versus second answer. The actual order depends a lot on the user's context. Ev
by JPLeRouzic 4y ago
Come on, there's no absolute correctness for a result in being in Google's first versus second answer. The actual order depends a lot on the user's context.
Even Google doesn't change the order of answers based on the user's context. Otherwise it wouldn't say in Google Web Console "your site appears in nth position"
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Come on, there’s no absolute correctness for a result in being in Google’s first versus second answer. “Absolute correctness” is an irrelevant standard. Order can affect satisfaction without "absolute correctness" being a thing that can even be assessed meaningfully. > Even Google doesn’t change the order of answers based on the user’s context. Yes, it does. [0] > Otherwise it wouldn’t say in Google Web Console “your site appears in nth position” I think that reflects the experience of a no-context user (e.g., not logged in or otherwise tied to a history to provide context.) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contextual_searching#Automatically_inferred_context https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contextual_searching#Automatic...