Understanding Google's Search Engine

The video explains how Google ranks websites using a library analogy. It covers the three main functions of search engines: crawling, indexing, and ranking. Crawling involves using a robot to gather data from web pages. Indexing organizes this data based on keywords. Ranking determines the relevance of search results using over 200 factors. The video concludes with tips on optimizing websites for better search rankings.

What analogy is used to describe Google's function in the video?

• A doctor diagnosing patients

• A teacher grading papers

• A librarian helping find books

• A chef preparing a meal

How many main functions does the search engine process consist of?

• Four

• Two

• Five

• Three

What is the primary role of Google's Spyder robot?

• To delete web pages

• To design web pages

• To translate web pages

• To index web pages

During the indexing process, what is done with the information collected?

• It is sent to users

• It is encrypted

• It is organized based on keywords

• It is deleted

What is the purpose of the ranking process in Google's search engine?

• To create new web pages

• To translate web pages

• To determine the most relevant search results

• To delete irrelevant web pages

What does Google use to determine the position of a website on the first page of search results?

• User reviews

• Over 200 ranking factors

• Website age

• Number of images

What should website owners do to improve their search ranking according to the video?

• Add more advertisements

• Use more images

• Optimize with correct SEO techniques

• Increase website size

What is the main goal of Google's search engine as described in the video?

• To provide the most relevant search results

• To sell advertisements

• To create new websites

• To delete old websites