SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

HOW GOOGLE MIGHT DISAMBIGUATE DIFFERENT ENTITIES WITH THESEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

HOW GOOGLE MIGHT DISAMBIGUATE DIFFERENT ENTITIES WITH THESEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Predicted Search Suggestions. Google will sometimes display search suggestions using autocomplete and also based upon user data from previous queries from a searcher’s previous search history. Or from the history of someone the searcher may be associated with, such as a fellow member of an organization or a co-worker. QUALITY SCORES FOR QUERIES: STRUCTURED DATA, SYNTHETIC Hi Dylan, This is an algorithm. It does involve multiple steps, such as comparing the results of the original query (number of clicks and other user behavior signals) versus the results for a similar augmented query (a synonym or an otherwise similar query), to decide if if should include the results of the augmented query with the reults of the original query too. FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE ACQUIRES NEVEN VISION: ADDING OBJECT AND FACIAL Google has acquired a mobile company that appears to have a rich technical background in face and object recognition. A hat tip to Ionut Alex. Chitu, who writes about the acquisition of Neven Vision by Google, and makes some very good points on why Neven Vision was a great choice when it comes to bringing mobile technology to Google.. Neven Vision appears to be the trade name of GOOGLE KNOWLEDGE CARDS IMPROVE SEARCH ENGINE EXPERIENCES Google Knowledge Cards are about the entities in sets of search results; the purpose behind this patent involving knowledge cards is to provide a factual response to a query showing different aspects related to a “single conceptual entity.”. Interestingly, Google is using a Card type interface which seems to be more geared toward

mobile

HOW DOES GOOGLE PICK SEARCH SNIPPETS FOR YOUR PAGES TO New Google Patent on Snippets. A patent granted to Google today describes some of the processes behind choosing text from a page to summarize the content of that page concerning the keywords that it was found for in a search. It doesn’t tell us everything about snippets – another unpublished Google patent is referenced to describe more.

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it ABOUT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

SEO SERVICES AND CONSULTING FROM SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Predicted Search Suggestions. Google will sometimes display search suggestions using autocomplete and also based upon user data from previous queries from a searcher’s previous search history. Or from the history of someone the searcher may be associated with, such as a fellow member of an organization or a co-worker. SEMANTIC KEYWORDS RESEARCH AND TOPIC MODELS So it made a lot of sense to start looking at semantic topic models research after reading about phrase-based indexing in 2005 and later. Some of the terms I see when I search for Semantic keywords Research include such things as “improve your rankings,” and “conducting keyword research,” and “smarter content.”. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE Laura Granka and Kerry Rodden wrote and presented Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google, and I’m fairly comfortable with their use of eye-tracking after reading their description of their approach. Here’s why: 1. Their statement that: “in general, existing eyetracking software lacks specialized features for analysis

of

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE KNOWLEDGE CARDS IMPROVE SEARCH ENGINE EXPERIENCES Google Knowledge Cards are about the entities in sets of search results; the purpose behind this patent involving knowledge cards is to provide a factual response to a query showing different aspects related to a “single conceptual entity.”. Interestingly, Google is using a Card type interface which seems to be more geared toward

mobile

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

SEO SERVICES AND CONSULTING FROM SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government QUESTION ANSWERING USING TEXT SPANS WITH WORD VECTORS Question Answering Using Neural Networks. Google performs question answering of queries and returns URLs in response to queries. Google shows answers when a searcher intends to answer a question and provides a list of links to URLs when a query may be best answered by a page listed in its index. SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Predicted Search Suggestions. Google will sometimes display search suggestions using autocomplete and also based upon user data from previous queries from a searcher’s previous search history. Or from the history of someone the searcher may be associated with, such as a fellow member of an organization or a co-worker. SEMANTIC KEYWORDS RESEARCH AND TOPIC MODELS So it made a lot of sense to start looking at semantic topic models research after reading about phrase-based indexing in 2005 and later. Some of the terms I see when I search for Semantic keywords Research include such things as “improve your rankings,” and “conducting keyword research,” and “smarter content.”. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE Laura Granka and Kerry Rodden wrote and presented Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google, and I’m fairly comfortable with their use of eye-tracking after reading their description of their approach. Here’s why: 1. Their statement that: “in general, existing eyetracking software lacks specialized features for analysis

of

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

SEO SERVICES AND CONSULTING FROM SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government QUESTION ANSWERING USING TEXT SPANS WITH WORD VECTORS Question Answering Using Neural Networks. Google performs question answering of queries and returns URLs in response to queries. Google shows answers when a searcher intends to answer a question and provides a list of links to URLs when a query may be best answered by a page listed in its index. SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Predicted Search Suggestions. Google will sometimes display search suggestions using autocomplete and also based upon user data from previous queries from a searcher’s previous search history. Or from the history of someone the searcher may be associated with, such as a fellow member of an organization or a co-worker. SEMANTIC KEYWORDS RESEARCH AND TOPIC MODELS So it made a lot of sense to start looking at semantic topic models research after reading about phrase-based indexing in 2005 and later. Some of the terms I see when I search for Semantic keywords Research include such things as “improve your rankings,” and “conducting keyword research,” and “smarter content.”. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE Laura Granka and Kerry Rodden wrote and presented Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google, and I’m fairly comfortable with their use of eye-tracking after reading their description of their approach. Here’s why: 1. Their statement that: “in general, existing eyetracking software lacks specialized features for analysis

of

DO SEARCH ENGINES LOOK AT KEYWORDS IN URLS? Filed November 6, 2007. A search engine will look at many different signals to determine what a page on the Web is about, and attempt to rank pages based upon keywords that might be an indication of the subject matter or content of those pages. Many of those keywords are extracted from the content of pages themselves, but a search engine

can

GOOGLE KNOWLEDGE CARDS IMPROVE SEARCH ENGINE EXPERIENCES Google Knowledge Cards are about the entities in sets of search results; the purpose behind this patent involving knowledge cards is to provide a factual response to a query showing different aspects related to a “single conceptual entity.”. Interestingly, Google is using a Card type interface which seems to be more geared toward

mobile

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

ABOUT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government TOP 10 SEARCH ENGINE PATENTS TO KNOW ABOUT FROM 2019 To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

QUALITY SCORES FOR QUERIES: STRUCTURED DATA, SYNTHETIC Hi Dylan, This is an algorithm. It does involve multiple steps, such as comparing the results of the original query (number of clicks and other user behavior signals) versus the results for a similar augmented query (a synonym or an otherwise similar query), to decide if if should include the results of the augmented query with the reults of the original query too. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE Laura Granka and Kerry Rodden wrote and presented Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google, and I’m fairly comfortable with their use of eye-tracking after reading their description of their approach. Here’s why: 1. Their statement that: “in general, existing eyetracking software lacks specialized features for analysis

of

COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

GOOGLE KNOWLEDGE CARDS IMPROVE SEARCH ENGINE EXPERIENCES Google Knowledge Cards are about the entities in sets of search results; the purpose behind this patent involving knowledge cards is to provide a factual response to a query showing different aspects related to a “single conceptual entity.”. Interestingly, Google is using a Card type interface which seems to be more geared toward

mobile

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

SEO BY THE SEA

05/18/2021. 05/17/2021 by Bill Slawski. BERT Question-Answering A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model

pre

BERT QUESTION-ANSWERING AT GOOGLE BERT Question-Answering. A Patent granted to Google on May 11, 2021, involves performing Natural language processing (“NLP”) tasks such as question answering. It relies on a language model that has been pre-trained using world knowledge. The patent tells us that recent advances in language-model pre-training have resulted in language

models

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS A wrapper is an extraction engine that can map data in a document to a set of data items. Wrapper induction is a way of learning (generating) a wrapper from a set of labeled examples. The wrapper, once generated, is an extraction engine that can extract information from a web page. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINS What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about HOW GOOGLE MIGHT CHOOSE THE MOST RELEVANT REVIEWS TO Something reviewed might have 8 ratings from 5 stars to 3.6 stars, indicating a positive review. It might also have 3 ratings between 1 star and 2.3, indicating a negative review. And it might have 5 ratings between 3.5 stars and 2.4 stars, indicating a neutral review. Since there are more reviews in the positive range, a review or 2

might be

ABOUT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

MARCH 2021 - SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

NATURAL LANGUAGE QUERY RESPONSES After the natural language declaration is evaluated to identify query segments based on a set of grammar rules (e.g., nouns, verbs, subject, predicate, etc.). The searcher may then access a knowledge graph to retrieve information about one or more query segments and one or more data items associated with the searcher. GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFER Most of the sites provided news and details about upcoming community events and meetings, and local attractions and landmarks. Some offered safety, security, conservation, and environmental tips for residents and businesses. A local government web site can be a central information hub for business development, community action, government TOP 10 SEARCH ENGINE PATENTS TO KNOW ABOUT FROM 2019 To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

QUALITY SCORES FOR QUERIES: STRUCTURED DATA, SYNTHETIC Hi Dylan, This is an algorithm. It does involve multiple steps, such as comparing the results of the original query (number of clicks and other user behavior signals) versus the results for a similar augmented query (a synonym or an otherwise similar query), to decide if if should include the results of the augmented query with the reults of the original query too. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE Laura Granka and Kerry Rodden wrote and presented Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google, and I’m fairly comfortable with their use of eye-tracking after reading their description of their approach. Here’s why: 1. Their statement that: “in general, existing eyetracking software lacks specialized features for analysis

of

COMPOUND WORDS IN SEARCH ADVERTISING AND SEO Filed: September 4, 2007. Some example languages that use compound words include Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch-Flemish, English, Faroese, Frisian, High German, Gutnish, Icelandic, Low German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Yiddish. Google’s advertisements might take compound words from a page that an ad might be shown upon, or from a search

query, and

GOOGLE KNOWLEDGE CARDS IMPROVE SEARCH ENGINE EXPERIENCES Google Knowledge Cards are about the entities in sets of search results; the purpose behind this patent involving knowledge cards is to provide a factual response to a query showing different aspects related to a “single conceptual entity.”. Interestingly, Google is using a Card type interface which seems to be more geared toward

mobile

SEO BY THE SEA

SEO by the Sea explores search engine patents and white papers, and provides internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) services, consulting and research ABOUT SEO BY THE SEASEO BY YOUBEST SEO EXPERT 2018SEO CARLSBADSEO FOR

IDIOTSSEO TIPS

To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Hi Paw, There is a link to the patent in the post, and you are welcome to read through that, and see what it says about how they may be using information that shows long clicks and how much time people spend on results for queries that they may select as predictive suggested

searches.

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE How much can eye-tracking studies tell us about the ways that people read and react to search engine results pages? What is a search engine like Google doing when it QUALITY SCORES FOR QUERIES: STRUCTURED DATA, SYNTHETIC Hi Dylan, This is an algorithm. It does involve multiple steps, such as comparing the results of the original query (number of clicks and other user behavior signals) versus the results for a similar augmented query (a synonym or an otherwise similar query), to decide if if should include the results of the augmented query with the reults of the original query too. FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in GOOGLE AND MISSPELLED QUERIES Hi Yuri, That would be an intuitive approach, and seems to make sense. In part, what you are observing is true – the most relevant pages would be returned in response to the misspelling, if there were pages that Google deemed relevant (looking at query-dependent factors such as use in titles, in content, in hypertext, etc., and query-independent factors such as pagerank). GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINSMOST POPULAR BABY NAMES 2006POPULAR GIRL NAMES IN 2006TOP TEN POPULAR MIDDLE NAMES

IN 2006

What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about

SEO BY THE SEA

SEO by the Sea explores search engine patents and white papers, and provides internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) services, consulting and research ABOUT SEO BY THE SEASEO BY YOUBEST SEO EXPERT 2018SEO CARLSBADSEO FOR

IDIOTSSEO TIPS

To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

GOVERNMENT SEO: WHAT DO LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITES OFFERSEE MORE ON

SEOBYTHESEA.COM

SEARCH SUGGESTIONS FROM PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SEARCHER QUERIES Hi Paw, There is a link to the patent in the post, and you are welcome to read through that, and see what it says about how they may be using information that shows long clicks and how much time people spend on results for queries that they may select as predictive suggested

searches.

HUMMINGBIRD AND AUTHOR RANK AUTHORITY Hi Pedro, Thank you very much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts. It isn’t always easy to get clients to see the connection between how spending time on Google+ or Twitter or other social networks and even their own blog might influence how the search engines might perceive them, and how that could potentially lead to better rankings, but there’s even the benefit that comes from EYE-TRACKING STUDIES AT GOOGLE How much can eye-tracking studies tell us about the ways that people read and react to search engine results pages? What is a search engine like Google doing when it QUALITY SCORES FOR QUERIES: STRUCTURED DATA, SYNTHETIC Hi Dylan, This is an algorithm. It does involve multiple steps, such as comparing the results of the original query (number of clicks and other user behavior signals) versus the results for a similar augmented query (a synonym or an otherwise similar query), to decide if if should include the results of the augmented query with the reults of the original query too. FEEDBACK ON CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES I've been using Eurekster's custom search engine to enable people to search for information about search engine patents from this site (see the "Search Patent Swicki" in GOOGLE AND MISSPELLED QUERIES Hi Yuri, That would be an intuitive approach, and seems to make sense. In part, what you are observing is true – the most relevant pages would be returned in response to the misspelling, if there were pages that Google deemed relevant (looking at query-dependent factors such as use in titles, in content, in hypertext, etc., and query-independent factors such as pagerank). GOOGLE'S MOST POPULAR AND LEAST POPULAR TOP LEVEL DOMAINSMOST POPULAR BABY NAMES 2006POPULAR GIRL NAMES IN 2006TOP TEN POPULAR MIDDLE NAMES

IN 2006

What are the most popular top-level domains, or at least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed for my wonderment was probably planted when EGOL, at Cre8asite Forums, asked about ABOUT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

CONTACT SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

SEO SERVICES AND CONSULTING FROM SEO BY THE SEA To find out about internet marketing, consulting and SEO services, for your site or business contact Bill Slawski at: Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) Bill Slawski is the Author at the SEO by the Sea blog, and writes about patents and white papers from the search

engines.

SEO BY THE SEA

SEO by the Sea explores search engine patents and white papers, and provides internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) services, consulting and research EXTRACTING ENTITIES WITH AUTOMATED DATA WRAPPERS Extracting Entity Information From Web Pages with Data Wrappers. One of the areas of SEO that is worth exploring involves Semantic SEO, which I wrote about in more detail in the post What is Semantic SEO?.. And one of the important patents I wrote about in that post involved Entity Extraction for knowledge graphs and which I covered in more detail in the post Answering Questions Using DOES GOOGLE USE LATENT SEMANTIC INDEXING (LSI)? I don’t know how someone would use LSI, so I can’t provide any examples. The people at the site that offers LSI keywords don’t explain how they generate those keywords.Google does like some semantic techologies, such as Schema, where they provide examples of how Schema markup is used on schema.org, including json-ld. 60035205 - SEO BY THE SEA Title: 60035205 Created Date: Mar 15, 2011 1:11:12 PM MAY 2006 - SEO BY THE SEA What is the value of embedded links? There’s something magical about having the right link in the right place at the right time on a page. Most web pages that you visit these days will have some type of main navigation on their site to the major categories within the site. SEARCH ENGINE CLASSIFICATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF CATEGORIES Search Engine Classification into Categories. If you have a website that classifies products or services or pages into different areas, and your products might be offered in a shopping search engine or other services that draw information from multiple websites, how you classify what you may play a role in how that shopping search engine classification or creates new classifications when it HOW DOES GOOGLE PICK SEARCH SNIPPETS FOR YOUR PAGES TO Sheesh, I just had the most pathetic thing happen to me with a Google Alert for my site. My META Description Tag said “Your body text has to persuade your target market as well as the search engines to believe your site is the most relevant to the query.”

Skip to content

SEO BY THE SEA ⚓

Learn SEO Directly from the Search Engines

Menu

* Blog

* FAQ

* SEO Services

* Local Search Services

* SEO Audit

* SEO Training and Coaching * Link Building Strategies

* Keyword Research

* About

* Sitemap

* Resources

* Semantic Marketing Resources (Updated) * Contact SEO by the Sea

* Subscribe

* Privacy

PAGERANK 2020

04/14/202004/02/2020

by Bill Slawski

If you have been working as an SEO for any amount of time, or have been responsible for marketing a website, it’s possible that you have heard of PageRank, which was developed by the Founders of Google in the earliest days of the Search Engine. There is some new news concerning PageRank that I wanted … Read more PageRank 2020 Categories Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

8 Comments

DISAMBIGUATING IMAGE QUERIES AT GOOGLE 03/05/202003/04/2020

by

Bill Slawski

Better Understanding Image Queries Years ago, I wouldn’t have expected a search engine telling a searcher about objects in a photograph or video, but search engines have been evolving and getting better at what they do In February, Google was granted a patent to help return image queries from searches involving identifying objects in photographs … Read more Disambiguating Image Queries at Google Categories Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

5 Comments

GOOGLE PRODUCT SEARCH AND LEARNING ABOUT NEW PRODUCT LINES 02/03/202001/27/2020

by Bill

Slawski

It’s interesting seeing patents from Google that focus on ecommerce topics. The last one I recall had Google distinguishing between products and accessories for those products in search results. I wrote about it in Ranking Search Results and Product Queries. New Product Lines in Product Search A new patent from Google is about when new … Read more Google Product Search and Learning about New Product Lines Categories Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

1 Comment

GOOGLE PODCASTS APP AND MAKING PODCASTS EASIER TO FIND 02/23/202001/22/2020

by Bill Slawski

Podcasts Can Be Hard to Find I’ve been listening to a lot of podcasts lately. They can be fun to listen to while doing chores around the house, like watering plants, washing dishes, cooking meals, and cleaning up. There are podcasts on many different subjects that I am interested in. A good number about Search … Read more Google Podcasts App and Making Podcasts Easier to Find Categories Media SEO

3 Comments

HOW GOOGLE MAY ANNOTATE IMAGES TO IMPROVE SEARCH RESULTS 01/20/202001/15/2020

by

Bill Slawski

How might Google improve on information from sources such as knowledge bases to help them answer search queries? That information may be learned from or inferred from sources outside of those knowledge bases when Google may: Analyze and annotate images Consider other data sources A recent Google patent on this topic defines knowledge bases for … Read more How Google May Annotate Images to Improve Search

Results

Categories Semantic Search

14 Comments

Post navigation

Older posts

1 2 … 267

Next →

Search for:

Select

LanguageAfrikaansAlbanianAmharicArabicArmenianAzerbaijaniBasqueBelarusianBengaliBosnianBulgarianCatalanCebuanoChichewaChinese

(Simplified)Chinese

(Traditional)CorsicanCroatianCzechDanishDutchEsperantoEstonianFilipinoFinnishFrenchFrisianGalicianGeorgianGermanGreekGujaratiHaitian CreoleHausaHawaiianHebrewHindiHmongHungarianIcelandicIgboIndonesianIrishItalianJapaneseJavaneseKannadaKazakhKhmerKinyarwandaKoreanKurdish (Kurmanji)KyrgyzLaoLatinLatvianLithuanianLuxembourgishMacedonianMalagasyMalayMalayalamMalteseMaoriMarathiMongolianMyanmar (Burmese)NepaliNorwegianOdia (Oriya)PashtoPersianPolishPortuguesePunjabiRomanianRussianSamoanScots GaelicSerbianSesothoShonaSindhiSinhalaSlovakSlovenianSomaliSpanishSundaneseSwahiliSwedishTajikTamilTatarTeluguThaiTurkishTurkmenUkrainianUrduUyghurUzbekVietnameseWelshXhosaYiddishYorubaZuluPowered

by Translate

Follow Bill Slawski at:

To find out about

internet marketing, consulting and SEO services

, for your

site or business contact

Bill Slawski at:

Tel: 1 (442) 244-0941 M-F, 9am - 5pm (pst) I am the Director of SEO Research at Go Fish Digital. Contact us at Go

Fish Digital :

(703) 596-1353 (9:00am-5:00pm est.)

META

* Log in

* Entries feed

* Comments feed

* WordPress.org

FIND ME AT:

* About Me – Bill Slawski * Bill Slawski – Crunchbase * Bill Slawski – Pubcon * Bill Slawski – Slideshare * Bill Slawski on Medium * Bill Slawski's Go Fish Digital Posts * Bill Slawski's Moz Profile * Bill Slawski's Pinterest

* carlsbadcal

* facebook – bill slawski * facebook – seo by the sea * flickr – bill slawski * instagram – Bill Slawski * moz – bill slawski * Quora – Bill Slawski * Search Engine Watch – Bill Slawski * Search News Central Bill Slawski Profile * searchengineland – bill slawski * SEMRush Profile Bill Slawski * SEO by the Sea Pinterest Board * twitter – Bill Slawski * Youtube – bill slawski

AUDIO / VIDEO

* videolectures.net

* youtube google channel * youtube google tech talks

BLOGROLL

* all things web

* andrew girdwood

* antonio gulli's coding playground

* bill hartzer

* blind five year old

* brodie clark

* buzzmaven – scott clark

* clickfire

* david dalka

* delaware business blog

* equestics

* Google AI Blog

* hamlet batista

* hobo seo

* ipullrank

* matt cutts: gadgets, google, and seo

* notprovided.eu

* ouseful.Info, the blog

* reuben yau

* rob bertholf

* search engine guide * search engine land * seo design solutions

* seo skeptic

* seo theory

* thevanblog

* understanding google my business and local search

* yack yack

DESIGN AND USABILITY * User Interface Engineering

* ux matters

CATEGORIES

* Acquisitions

* Analytics

* Blogging

* Change

* Culture

* Design and Development

* Environmental

* Events

* Fact Extraction and Knowledge Graphs

* Gadgets

* Google Glass

* Government SEO

* Image Ranking

* Internet Law

* Interviews

* Keyword Research

* Learning SEO

* Local SEO and Maps

* Media SEO

* Metablogging

* Mobile and Mobile Search Marketing

* Mythbusting SEO

* Open Data

* Paid Search

* Patent Free Friday

* Relevance

* Search Engine Marketing (SEM) * Search Engine Optimization (SEO) * Search Engine Spam * Search Engines and Directories * Search People Moving * Search Personalization

* Search Queries

* Semantic Search

* Small Business

* Social Media and Social Search

* Usability

* voice search

ARCHIVES

* April 2020

* March 2020

* January 2020

* December 2019

* November 2019

* October 2019

* September 2019

* August 2019

* July 2019

* June 2019

* May 2019

* February 2019

* January 2019

* October 2018

* July 2018

* June 2018

* April 2018

* March 2018

* February 2018

* January 2018

* December 2017

* November 2017

* October 2017

* September 2017

* August 2017

* June 2017

* May 2017

* April 2017

* March 2017

* February 2017

* January 2017

* December 2016

* November 2016

* October 2016

* September 2016

* August 2016

* July 2016

* June 2016

* May 2016

* April 2016

* March 2016

* January 2016

* December 2015

* November 2015

* October 2015

* September 2015

* August 2015

* July 2015

* June 2015

* May 2015

* April 2015

* March 2015

* February 2015

* January 2015

* December 2014

* November 2014

* October 2014

* September 2014

* August 2014

* July 2014

* June 2014

* May 2014

* April 2014

* March 2014

* February 2014

* January 2014

* December 2013

* November 2013

* October 2013

* September 2013

* August 2013

* July 2013

* June 2013

* May 2013

* April 2013

* March 2013

* February 2013

* January 2013

* December 2012

* November 2012

* October 2012

* September 2012

* August 2012

* July 2012

* June 2012

* May 2012

* April 2012

* March 2012

* February 2012

* January 2012

* December 2011

* November 2011

* October 2011

* September 2011

* August 2011

* July 2011

* June 2011

* May 2011

* April 2011

* March 2011

* February 2011

* January 2011

* December 2010

* November 2010

* October 2010

* September 2010

* August 2010

* July 2010

* June 2010

* May 2010

* April 2010

* March 2010

* February 2010

* January 2010

* December 2009

* November 2009

* October 2009

* September 2009

* August 2009

* July 2009

* June 2009

* May 2009

* April 2009

* March 2009

* February 2009

* January 2009

* December 2008

* November 2008

* October 2008

* September 2008

* August 2008

* July 2008

* June 2008

* May 2008

* April 2008

* March 2008

* February 2008

* January 2008

* December 2007

* November 2007

* October 2007

* September 2007

* August 2007

* July 2007

* June 2007

* May 2007

* April 2007

* March 2007

* February 2007

* January 2007

* December 2006

* November 2006

* October 2006

* September 2006

* August 2006

* July 2006

* June 2006

* May 2006

* April 2006

* March 2006

* February 2006

* January 2006

* December 2005

* November 2005

* October 2005

* September 2005

* June 2005

� 2020 SEO by the Sea ⚓ • Powered by GeneratePress

ORIGINAL TEXT

Contribute a better translation -------------------------