Category: Google search

On one blog (as fluffy says) it’s written: The verb “google” (no capital) has been used in the recent years with the meaning “search (something) on the web”, even though you use other search engine than Google (capital). [ Generally, a verb is not capitalized. This begs the inquiry “Do names need to be capitalized […]

In order to generate charts, lists, and data about Google Search results, there is one thing you have to do first, and that is to obtain the data. Using simple PHP code you can perform a couple function calls which allow you to store Google Search results for a specific keyword in an array. The […]

Search engines work by crawling the web using bots called spiders. These web crawlers effectively follow links from page to page to find new content to add to the search index. When you use a search engine, relevant results are extracted from the index and ranked using an algorithm . Google Search works in essentially […]

Reverse search the image. Google offers this service as do many other and even specific for finding people sites. Take to the streets with a blown up life size cut out shouting, have you seen my man Kevin. Make posters and put them around town, and more items. You might be wondering “How do you […]

It can be annoying as Yahoo offers inferior search results compared to Google. There are multiple reasons behind the behavior. Someone might have changed the default browser on Chrome. The prime factor behind the search engine change is browser hijacking code or extensions. Some have found that this article explains why Google search redirects to […]

At the top right, click Settings and more Settings. On the left, click Privacy and Services. If you don’t find this, first click the Menu at the top left. Scroll to the bottom and click Address bar. In the “Search engine used in the address bar ” drop-down, select Google. How do I set up […]

Looking for a specific place, a specific person, a specific tutorial, a specific object. Looking for other places visited by a person, their friends, their location. Identifying botanicals, landscapes, etc. Looking for a similar-looking place, a similar-looking person, a similar tutorial. Something similar in a different language, and more items. Moreover, what is the best […]

If Google is your default search engine, but every search query you type on it is redirected to Bing, then definitely a browser hijacker has compromised your system. Why do I get search results from bing instead of Google? No matter what trick you try, you will end up getting search results from Bing. Browser […]

A query parameter in Google Analytics is the part of a URL that tells the site (and indirectly Google Analytics) what a user has searched for. By checking what information comes after this parameter, your site and Google Analytics know what the user searched for. For example, say a user searches for ‘Dorothy’ on example., […]

Google Ads operates under a pay-per-click (PPC) model. That means marketers target a specific keyword on Google and make bids on the keyword — competing with others also targeting the keyword. The bids you make are “maximum bids” — or the maximum you’re willing to pay for an ad. While writing we ran into the […]