Greetings!
Recently I've noticed that depending on where you are located the results which Yahoo unveils on the same keyphrases are different.
Example: for a keyphrase used in Los Angeles my site is on 18th position. For the same keyphrase used in Moscow my site is on 8th position.
How this can be explained?
Thanks
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How This Can Be Explained?
Started by
webasyst
, Sep 22 2004 01:41 AM
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Posted 22 September 2004 - 02:27 AM
Always has been this way, also you get different results for a world wide search on a local version. IE if you carry out a search for 'widgets' on Yahoo.co.uk 'worldwide' you get different results from a worldwide search for 'widgets' at yahoo.com.
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Posted 22 September 2004 - 02:50 AM
But I didn't use local search.
The results were obtained using Yahoo.com, but from different locations.
The results were obtained using Yahoo.com, but from different locations.
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Posted 22 September 2004 - 02:54 AM
That has always been the case, the search engines run searches via different data centres, which can give different results as they hold data at varying stages of update.
I have a client in London who sees different results to those I see here in his sector. Have you tried proxy surfing from the locations to see if it is being geo delivered or not?
I have a client in London who sees different results to those I see here in his sector. Have you tried proxy surfing from the locations to see if it is being geo delivered or not?
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Posted 22 September 2004 - 04:26 AM
I'm not so skilled in all this.
If you help me telling how I can surf via proxy, it would be very nice. What to use?
If you help me telling how I can surf via proxy, it would be very nice. What to use?
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