While you search in Google, how often do you visit second or third page?
Depends how important the topic is I'm searching for but it really depends more on how much time I have. Usually I don't have time to go past page 1.
I use Bing search, so I usually get what I need within the top results. Only if it's some bizarre search involving obscure subjects, would I normally go past the first page.
I usually go to first page but when I need to find more information on same topic then I go to ther second page.
I generally put a little bit of trust with google search and stay around the first page. But if what I'm looking for isn't on the first page, then that is when I start looking at the second, third, and other pages. This happens around one out of four times.
It depends on what I'm researching and what comes up as the top pages. There have been times I've been researching law enforcement for my novels and the first three or four pages of results for my topic are webpages written by people who seem to either have a grudge against the police or the pages are full of opinions and not facts. I'll keep digging until I find the information provided by a reputable and what I hope is an unbiased source.
Not that often. Just when I don't find what I need on the first page or I want more info/sources.
by Maggie Bennett 10 years ago
How often when you are doing a Google search does a Hub Page come up for you in the search results?
by sarahsherlock 13 years ago
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by Rumana 11 years ago
I am very happy to see 7 of my hubs on top page of Google Search Engine.So thought to share my happiness with you.
by Sandra Greaney 10 years ago
How is it you can get your hub on the first page of Google results but not Bing or Yahoo?
by Errah Caunca 2 years ago
I just have seen this one. I have tried to search for “most beautiful bird” but I was surprised that Discover.com is ranked higher than Owlcation on Google. Any thought?
by Nathan Bernardo 3 years ago
Without having to sift through pages and pages of search results, is there a way to find out where your article/keyphrase is in the search engine?
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