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I have received several complains that when users search using my adsense search box, they receive much less results than from Google.com I tried many other Adsense search box from other websites and found the same problem. Anyone know why?
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Less Results From Adsense Search Than Google.com
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turboscout
, Jan 22 2005 11:07 AM
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Posted 22 January 2005 - 01:50 PM
I have seen cases where Google reports less found results on web searches conducted through the Adsense search box compared to a search on Google, but the actual results listed have been the same.
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Posted 22 January 2005 - 03:57 PM
Google uestimates the amount really. maybe it is more accurate at reporting ' of about ' stats under one weight than the other. who knows?
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Posted 23 January 2005 - 01:28 AM
But users to my website has been complaining that my search box is not as good as google.com because of the number of results returned. Anyway around this problem? I have yet to receive a reply from Google regarding this...
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Posted 23 January 2005 - 01:31 AM
QUOTE(OldWelshGuy @ Jan 23 2005, 04:57 AM)
Google uestimates the amount really. maybe it is more accurate at reporting ' of about ' stats under one weight than the other. who knows?
hmm... sorry can you explain what you mean for "it is more accurate at reporting ' of about ' stats under one weight than the other"? I also noticed that when searching from different countries, the number of results differ too...
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 02:09 AM
Reply from Google:
Your results may be different from the results on Google.com for a variety of reasons. The primary reason for these differences is that Google currently does not syndicate certain beta features, including the supplemental results index. Supplemental results are triggered on a relatively small number of queries for which Google's main index does not provide many results. Because this index is still in testing, we do not feel that it is ready to be offered to our AdSense for search partners. We appreciate your understanding.
Do you all understand what it means? So does it matter if my Adsense searchbox display less results?
Your results may be different from the results on Google.com for a variety of reasons. The primary reason for these differences is that Google currently does not syndicate certain beta features, including the supplemental results index. Supplemental results are triggered on a relatively small number of queries for which Google's main index does not provide many results. Because this index is still in testing, we do not feel that it is ready to be offered to our AdSense for search partners. We appreciate your understanding.
Do you all understand what it means? So does it matter if my Adsense searchbox display less results?
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 02:33 AM
It shouldn't be a problem. Here's a good thread on the topic of Supplemental Results:
http://www.highranki...?showtopic=9579
Have you ever been dissatisfied with the results?
http://www.highranki...?showtopic=9579
Have you ever been dissatisfied with the results?
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