QuietZorg
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- Feb 7, 2010
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I figure I should put this here, as It's more a joke/idea than SEO information, so it's here, not in the SEO section.
Check this out: search for "hacker left text file message on my computer" without quotes in Google.com. Look at the site at position 7.
How did Google let that happen? All I can see for the page title is
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Which got me wondering, does Google search care about it? Does Google think that something like <gibberish><Good Title><Gibberish> is a good title? or does it focus on the first few characters of the title, and make sure it actually makes sense, not from a keword point of view, but from a user perspective..
Check this out: search for "hacker left text file message on my computer" without quotes in Google.com. Look at the site at position 7.
How did Google let that happen? All I can see for the page title is
+---------------------------------------------------------------------+...
Which got me wondering, does Google search care about it? Does Google think that something like <gibberish><Good Title><Gibberish> is a good title? or does it focus on the first few characters of the title, and make sure it actually makes sense, not from a keword point of view, but from a user perspective..