How Google Works
How Google Works Since Google remains the most popular search engine and the primary choice for internet users, I will briefly explain how its algorithm works.
In general, the goal of search engines is to provide users with the most relevant and trustworthy results. Keywords play a key role in this process – these are the words and phrases used in website content, including titles, descriptions, and links. The more accurately and naturally you incorporate keywords, the higher the chance that your site will appear on Google’s first page. This is crucial, as 90% of users never go beyond the first page, and 25-30% click on the very first result suggested by Google.
Google evaluates various factors, including the site’s URL, link profile (how natural and authoritative the links are), page titles, and overall site structure. It then organizes this information in its database, ensuring that users receive the most relevant search results tailored to their queries.