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Interesting article. The only usage I've made of personalized search was to try and figure out if there was any logic behind it. There isn't much as of yet...
Perhaps Google recognizes you own the domain and therefore gives it less importance since you would already be aware of its content...
In my personalized search, you rank 15th, behind WP Matt but above the other notables. Before you are also a bunch of sites I have never visited or heard of before.
Interesting experiment, thanks.
Interesting article. The only usage I've made of personalized search was to try and figure out if there was any logic behind it. There isn't much as of yet...
Perhaps Google recognizes you own the domain and therefore gives it less importance since you would already be aware of its content...
In my personalized search, you rank 15th, behind WP Matt but above the other notables. Before you are also a bunch of sites I have never visited or heard of before.
Interesting experiment, thanks.
I also tested this from the .com.au domain. From I.E. (non personalised) you came up around 16. On my personalised search the first reference I could find was at #211. I *might* have missed it, but I rechecked the first 100 results and you weren't there. I've never done a search for "Andy" before, but am certainly a frequent visitor to this site, more so than any other Andy, that's for sure. It's extremely peculiar.
I also tested this from the .com.au domain. From I.E. (non personalised) you came up around 16. On my personalised search the first reference I could find was at #211. I *might* have missed it, but I rechecked the first 100 results and you weren't there. I've never done a search for "Andy" before, but am certainly a frequent visitor to this site, more so than any other Andy, that's for sure. It's extremely peculiar.
And great news for me. That might explain my Google visitors tripling in the past month...
And great news for me. That might explain my Google visitors tripling in the past month...
Searching in California off of a wireless GSM network (AT&T/Cingular), you were result #20 with personalized search and #7 (yes, SEVEN!) when I logged out altogether.
Now I'm off to do the same with my own ego searches...
Searching in California off of a wireless GSM network (AT&T/Cingular), you were result #20 with personalized search and #7 (yes, SEVEN!) when I logged out altogether.
Now I'm off to do the same with my own ego searches...
I have also done this search before - surprising how common the name Andy is becoming.
I was known as Andrew throughout high school but changed to the shorter form for two reasons: a) it's more casual and sounds better, and b) there were too many Andrews
But now every second movie or TV show has a character named Andy and I rarely hear the name Andrew these days!
I have also done this search before - surprising how common the name Andy is becoming.
I was known as Andrew throughout high school but changed to the shorter form for two reasons: a) it's more casual and sounds better, and b) there were too many Andrews
But now every second movie or TV show has a character named Andy and I rarely hear the name Andrew these days!
Search for:weather forecast
Then search for: Hawaii Vacation
Then search again for: weather forecast
See any difference when you repeat the first query?
Search for:weather forecast
Then search for: Hawaii Vacation
Then search again for: weather forecast
See any difference when you repeat the first query?