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What it might come down to is whether making one query worse to make others better is actually a good thing. If they were all acceptable to begin with, it might
by jfoster 13y ago
What it might come down to is whether making one query worse to make others better is actually a good thing. If they were all acceptable to begin with, it might not be.
Are you permitted to share the types of metrics that Google uses to determine whether an algorithm change is producing better results? Is bounce rate the primary metric that is used?
- AznHisoka 13y agoThey look at metrics such as whether an user immediately returns to the search results after going to a page, how long they stay at a page (relatively to other results, etc). That's the primary metric, according to a search engineer who told me during an interview.
- thisisnotatest 13y agoYes, we deal with those sorts of trade-offs every day. I can't discuss our internal metrics, sorry.