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How Google prioritizes search results has always been a mystery with the lack of clarity defended as necessary corporate secrecy. I liked the original notion of page rank because as an academic I understand the logic of citation frequency as a metric of importance. Here is a recent effort by Google<\/a> to explain the signals it uses to rank search results. What is missing and of great importance is how these signals are weighted. <\/p>\n

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How Google prioritizes search results has always been a mystery with the lack of clarity defended as necessary corporate secrecy. I liked the original notion of page rank because as an academic I understand the logic of citation frequency as … Continue reading →<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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