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Google - Search History affects organic results
Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:27:10 by Hannah Parker

Morning all - quick one.

 http://searchengineland.com/070202-224617.php (Danny Sullivan 2 Feb 07)

The upshot of this is that if your search history is enabled and you are logged into your Google account then Google notes the type of sites you select from search results and gives them a boost in the rankings. 

Just something to be aware of if search results don't seem to be displaying what you think they should.



Hannah Parker
Campaign Delivery Manager


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