In May 2018, Matt Southern published an article E-Commerce Photo Editing in the search engine journal on new content ranking fluctuations. John Mueller confirmed that new content bounced off search results before it finally settled down. What he didn't say was why the new content fluctuated. Why is there a change if Google keeps updating? I saw a post E-Commerce Photo Editing on my private Facebook group where someone asked why the new page was changing. The possible reasons provided are: User index Temporary PageRank score updated later Click the list to test the page relevance These are great suggestions as to why rankings fluctuate on new pages.
There is a patent filed by Google entitled "Changes in Search Results Ranking Based on Implicit User Feedback". To understand if a web page E-Commerce Photo Editing appeals to users, we'll talk about monitoring clicks on a web page and monitoring if the web page isn't clicked on the Search Engine Results Page (SERP). It also describes how to use your time to return to your site. advertisement Continue reading below This is what it says: “… Identifies the user selection (click) of an individual E-Commerce Photo Editing document result and also when the user returns to the results page, which indicates the time spent displaying the document result selected by the user.
It can contribute to ranking fluctuations. But it's not E-Commerce Photo Editing a paper about testing new web pages added to Google's search index. Most, if not all, papers related to CTR are about improving search results and predicting CTR clickthrough rates. Google indexing system I think the answer has to do with how Google stores the data. Google's index has continued E-Commerce Photo Editing since the caffeine update. The caffeine update was actually about what's called the Google Instant. In 2010, the software underlying Google's storage of all data was called BigTable, and Google File System was called Colossus.