Google?s algorithm must read documents

[fris]

Found a blog post today on this.

These are THE most revealing documents I?ve ever come across in terms deelply understanding components of Google?s algorithm regarding duplicate content, spam, Phrase Rank, etc.

I found these through the US Patent & Trademark Office search engine. There are nine patents, each explaining quite a bit.

It?s fairly complex and frankly a pretty boring read, but it?s just one more notch on the belt of expertise you?ll need to optimize your website to please the Google Gods.

http://jet.li/arj1xM

[alias]

The patent titles are insightful.

1 7,711,679 Phrase-based detection of duplicate documents in an information retrieval system
2 7,702,618 Information retrieval system for archiving multiple document versions
3 7,603,345 Detecting spam documents in a phrase based information retrieval system
4 7,599,914 Phrase-based searching in an information retrieval system
5 7,584,175 Phrase-based generation of document descriptions
6 7,580,929 Phrase-based personalization of searches in an information retrieval system
7 7,580,921 Phrase identification in an information retrieval system
8 7,536,408 Phrase-based indexing in an information retrieval system
9 7,426,507 Automatic taxonomy generation in search results using phrases

[marketsmart]

Originally Posted by fris

Found a blog post today on this.



http://jet.li/arj1xM

i'll read that shit as soon as i am no longer on page one....




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