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I wonder is it just me or google search for "Caviar" returns their website at the first position, above the Wiki article for actual "caviar"?

• californian 12y ago
  For me, the Wiki article comes up first in both my logged in and incognito results.
  • jonathanjaeger 12y ago
    The trycaviar link comes up first for me.
• gtirloni 12y ago
  Incognito: http://i.imgur.com/yvmBMde.png http://i.imgur.com/yvmBMde.png
  • cnaut 12y ago
    Incognito can still capture your location which will affect the ranking: http://imgur.com/7O04wwl http://imgur.com/7O04wwl
    • dmix 12y ago
      2nd result on DDG: https://i.imgur.com/zAnFtDp.png https://i.imgur.com/zAnFtDp.png
• qq66 12y ago
  Is that unusual? Depending on the size of the business, more people could be looking for the company than for Wikipedia information on caviar.
  • untog 12y ago
    "Depending on the size of the business" is the key thing here. No way it's big enough. But in this case it's just Google's personalised results.
• arthurcolle 12y ago
  I believe that PageRank works off of an index of all webpages and ranking is primarily based on the number of links to a particular url. It seems likely that given the number of articles released in the last year about the fundraising efforts of the company, compared to the likely small number of webpages that need to link to the wiki page for caviar (lol), it gets ranked higher, accordingly. However, I suppose if I am to google caviar then maybe case sensitivity should be included in Google's rankings.