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thank you for talking um and the two questions to be expected also visible to redirects
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real one into real to redirects the like to come from euros locals so roll 'em
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how do you handle so to dig in that store but um
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you although he's uh and uh make a connection between the
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i liked him main page and the one it got redirected tool boxes
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uh for the most part we handled them in the same way so
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what we try to differentiate with redirect is permanent and temporary redirect
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in the sense that if you have a temporary redirect will try to index the page that's redirecting
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so what were the reader comes from and of the promenade redirect we
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take the the target of the redirect and we index that well
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no it's not so much a matter of uh like there's this kind of disappear but we elected with this
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year l. or this year i'll it it shows the same position and search is just a different your
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but um the second one is um does a subdomain uh
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had an impact on the connection between pages no ah
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that's that's something we we sometimes hear a lot from from israel is is like you should do
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folders or sub domains and from our point of view it's it's just a different euro
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so sometimes sub domains make it easier for you to technically
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handle it better uh so if you have different
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a c. m. asses on different sub domains and that sometimes easier so if that works for you
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then fine if you don't need to do that only to do whatever works for you
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i agree questions as is the new one is there any books we can the yeah but they still because a lot of people
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are sending a lot of that is it even though the choose one book which is cool was not even close that
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that's always on the tools i know it's genius when gene that yeah up the book
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i i don't know what what i would recommend there's a book because it's
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i mean the their bunch of books out there by a by a really smart people and the uh
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usually watch what i would look at more from from is your point
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of view is to um probably look into something and marketing
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type more uh so getting the the technical infrastructure right on
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the website is something that doesn't take that much work
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obviously you have to know what you're doing and you should test it with uh with tools like this
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but once you've done that it's more a matter of doing marketing and understanding your users
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understanding what they're searching for so that actually go to website so kind
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of that basic step of being indexes is already really big step
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and from there it's it's not so much you you like i don't know makes key words on a
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page and then suddenly it ranks higher uh it's really more matter of of doing normal market
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um i have a question about um one take things like that's
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above the accessibility like real but so does it's mm shave
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um we we don't take it into account so i i think it's it's good to do for
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users of course uh but it's not something that
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we explicitly look for uh we have
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try to to take accessibility into account for search
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but it's something that's really tricky because we
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would like to bring that into account when we recognise that users actually want that
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and if if the user doesn't actually need any of accessibility features and why should we change
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a search results for that so that's kind of that aspect is is really hard
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uh_huh um long time ago when when we had
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wales semantic you wells mention h. m. l. m.s or discussion
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usually i always thought that multiple language uh versions of
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pages should be the same you well but with of
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the different uh um interests or something something similar
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is there any you support for that or is it really that
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you should separate you wells for separate language it but yes
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um ideally you would have separate urals first the different language versions
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uh the performer practical point of view the problem is google bought usually crawls from the us
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she crawls without any language chatter is uh so good about what probably only see the english version and
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would never even noticed as a german or french version if you swap out the content automatic
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so with separate your else we can probably german version the french version out of ourselves and see oh
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there's german content french content and we can show to users were searching for content in that language
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so that's something where if you do it automatically it's
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almost too smart for for go but but it's also sometimes too
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smart for use so i i noticed this a lot
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um when when surgeon in switzerland i sometimes search in english or sometimes in german
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and of the website automatically changes the content based on what it thinks that i want to see then
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that can be confusing because i'm searching for english because i know the technical documentation is in english
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and then the website shows me some automatically translated german version which i don't really understand
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so that's that's the kind of thing where if if i can
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look at the search results can say oh here's a parent
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in the one in the german one and now click on the english one and then i'll see the english one that's
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fine but if i click on the english one it shows me german one then i'd confuse and users tended to get
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confused quickly and then we we have to take the blame
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because users go well i went to google to search
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and they sent me to this page it shows me something in a different language and i don't understand it
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so it's something we we kind of take a as our fault and we we can't handle that you
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and the question and then there is it's me see their descriptions into the weights
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and then it is then thanks really important or do you try to compute
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then when it's at our most okay and and this can instead
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um yes and no uh yes
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bad as i guess uh so we we show it the the
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title at the description matter tags in in the search results
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so that's something where where you can see that directly but for ranking we don't use it
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so if someone searches for those words just because it's in the method tag doesn't doesn't help us
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uh so the description is useful if you want to explain what your pages about
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that's really useful for users but we we wouldn't use that for for ranking
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ranking we would use the content on the page i try to understand the context of where this
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page fits within your website like what the other links are saying about this page how
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how is it related to other parts of the the website and use that for ranking
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um how do you handle the when uh use also option one language um
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the these you expect the results in a different language like uh
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so turning the english and finding pages and german because the uh located in germany or whatever than the
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is there some kind of automated translation more dictionary
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falls same meaning works in different languages little
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chances we lead to some some of that automatic
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where we try to recognise synonyms automatically um this is really
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common for example in german with with or not
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or some people search within one loud or some people was like you your just to you without any allowed
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and we recognise as different words we don't understand the meaning of those words
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but we see these are different words but people use them interchangeably
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uh so we try to understand that these are probably synonyms that we can treat in the same way
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and sometimes that happens across languages as well where we understand well this
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is probably a synonym but we don't do any automated translation
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uh so we we've done some tests with that
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a couple years back where we would show like automatically translate search results
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i think in in india for example that's that's a bigger problem where people
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sometimes search with translator rated words where they take something in
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hindi and the right of using english words english letters
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and a search like that and that's someplace where we we do try to do a little bit more
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advanced to show the right version that people actually searching for even though they're not searching for that
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any more questions
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oh okay um thank you again for your talk time and then hope

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