Do you understand how Google processes your search queries? Or how they deliver relevant and helpful results in such a short space of time?

Understanding how Google works can go a long way towards understanding the processes and timescales involved in SEO. A complex range of algorithms, filters and results interfaces stand between you and website success.

To help, SEO Book explain the process of search in 2016 in the infographic below.

How Google Search Works in 2016 Your First Step to SEO Success

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Categories: Search Engine Optimisation
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