Yesterday, some netizens in the Dianshi forum asked: "Can Google better include webpages when Google Toolbar is installed ?" Although Matt Cutts, which Google specifically deals with SEO, explains in his blog that he can't, he also introduced the idea that his friend had to bet on him. However, for the majority of Internet users, the test is not trustworthy. So I will share my opinion on this question:
Technically speaking, using google toolbar to capture pages is completely feasible. Because IE with google toolbar will send browsing data to google to access the webpage. Google can immediately send a crawler to crawl the page based on the data. However, we need to consider the following issues:
1. Currently, the core task of search engines is not to include more pages.
For search engines, it is necessary to capture more valid information. However, at the current stage, it seems that you care about the indexing quality rather than the indexing quantity. Even if google has submitted so many sites manually on google every day, it is too late or not necessarily included. Therefore, the submission of tool bar as a machine seems to be less trustworthy.
2. The existing indexing mechanism can basically ensure that truly high-quality websites are indexed. According to the existing indexing mechanism of search engines, almost 90% of truly high-quality websites will be indexed.
3. Google believes in the link computing standard, which is more conducive to the judgment of value information. Discovering a site through links is much more valuable than manually submitting a tool bar. Because it is more difficult to easily manipulate. At present, the search engine lacks the information not included in the site, but needs to judge whether the site is worth recording. To make this decision, we have to rely on complex algorithms such as links or humans.
4. It is extremely unfair for users who do not use the toolbar. At the same time, it also increases the burden of a total of items. When each site is opened, the toolbar needs to check whether its database is indexed, and then judge whether it should be indexed according to its complicated system.
5. There is no need for the toolbar to temporarily undertake such work. Rather than making the toolbar more complex, it is better to search for domain names in google. If the domain name is not included, google will search for it. You can use the search framework of your website to achieve this. Currently, the tool bar is used to facilitate google search.
Of course, the above analysis is based on the current search status. From the google perspective, tools can be used to collect a large number of user behaviors, which is very good for improving the search quality and understanding the habits of netizens. It is not ruled out that, one day, google will use the user behavior statistics in the toolbar as a tool to determine whether to include and rank keywords.
However, in the current situation, it is unrealistic to make the tool bar and the search results have some direct relationships. If the tool bar can really improve the site ranking, I believe it will quickly generate a lot of ways to use the tool bar to cheat. Check whether it is easy to manipulate a keyword ranking, or to manipulate the Alexa ranking, and you will know the severity of the consequences. How can google be easily started before trying to cope with cheating measures ??
