The Google Search Network works by allowing users to visit www.google.com, enter a keyword, and search through Googles exceptionally large database. Google then displays the most accurate and useful results, in other words, the most relevant information, in an ordered list on the users screen. Scanning the content of countless websites and presenting relevant results to users at extraordinary speed, with advanced demographic and local targeting, is one of Googles greatest business ideas.
It actually seems quite simple, does it not?
After creating your website, you want potential visitors to find it in search results. A website owner expects their target audience to generate traffic to the site through search engines and provide feedback. First, you can put yourself in your users position or use diagnostic tools to examine how your website appears to others.
If you are wondering how your website appears in Google Search, it is important to understand how Google crawls pages across the internet, stores them in its index, and presents them in search results using various algorithms and ranking factors.
After diagnosing how your website appears, we believe it would be useful to watch the following video to better understand the Google search engine.
How Does Google Search Work?
You can find more information in the video below featuring Matt Cutts, head of Googles Webspam team.
