Google long ago filed a patent for ranking search results by trust. The groundbreaking idea behind the patent is that user behavior can be used as a starting point for developing a ranking signal. The big idea behind the patent is that the Internet is full of websites all linking to and commenting about each […]
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Episode Notes Prince Ricardo: Google’s New MUVERA Algorithm Revolutionizes Search Google has unveiled MUVERA, a cutting-edge multi-vector retrieval algorithm poised to transform search and recommendation systems. In this episode, Prince Ricardo breaks down how MUVERA works, from vector embeddings to Fixed Dimensional Encoding, and explores why it’s a game-changer for SEO and user experience. Learn
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Google announced a new multi-vector retrieval algorithm called MUVERA that speeds up retrieval and ranking, and improves accuracy. The algorithm can be used for search, recommender systems (like YouTube), and for natural language processing (NLP). Although the announcement did not explicitly say that it is being used in search, the research paper makes it clear
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Google’s transformation into an AI-driven search platform represents more than just a technological advancement. It’s a fundamental shift in how the search giant views itself as a company and the value it provides to users. Cindy Krum has spoken at several events this year about her theory that Google might merge AI Overviews, Discover, and
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Google’s srsltid parameter, originally meant for product tracking, is now showing on blog pages and homepages, creating confusion among SEO pros. Per a recent Reddit thread, people are seeing the parameter attached not just to product pages, but also to blog posts, category listings, and homepages. Google Search Advocate John Mueller responded saying, “it doesn’t
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