Google Special Algorithm Factors include a user’s browser’s history and Search History. 

1. Query Deserves Freshness: Google gives newer pages a boost for certain searches.

2. Query Deserves Diversity: Google may add diversity to a SERP for ambiguous keywords, such as “Ted”, “WWF” or “ruby”.

3. User Browsing History: Sites that you frequently visit while signed into Google get a SERP bump for your searches.

4. User Search History: Search chain influence search results for later searches. For example, if you search for “reviews” then search for “toasters”, Google is more likely to show toaster review sites higher in the SERPs.

5. Geo-Targeting: Google gives preference to sites with a local server IP and country-specific domain name extension.

6. Safe Search: Search results with curse words or adult content won’t appear for people with Safe Search turned on.

7. Google+ Circles: Google shows higher results for authors and sites that you’ve added to your Google Plus Circles

8. DMCA Complaints: Google “downranks” pages with DMCA complaints.

9. Domain Diversity: The so-called “Bigfoot Update” supposedly added more domains to each SERP page.

10. Transactional Searches: Google sometimes displays different results for shopping-related keywords, like flight searches.

11. Local Searches: Google often places Google+ Local results above the “normal” organic SERPs.

11. Google News Box: Certain keywords trigger a Google News box:

12. Big Brand Preference: After the Vince Update, Google began giving big brands a boost for certain short-tail searches.

13. Shopping Results: Google sometimes displays Google Shopping results in organic SERPs:

14. Image Results: Google elbows our organic listings for image results for searches commonly used on Google Image Search.

15. Easter Egg Results: Google has a dozen or so Easter Egg results. For example, when you search for “Atari Breakout” in Google image search, the search results turn into a playable game (!).  Shout out to Victor Pan for this one.

16. Single Site Results for Brands: Domain or brand-oriented keywords bring up several results from the same site.

Google Special Algorithm Factors are 16 of 200 Total Algorithm Factors. Here is a breakdown of the rest of Google’s Algorithm Factors.

The Google Algorithm is the Most Complex and Most Valuable Algorithm in the World. It’s made up of more than 200 factors, more than 10,000 subfactors, tweaked up to 500 times per month and operated by Artificial Intelligence.

The Google Algorithm is a comprehensive guide or rule book explaining – How the Internet Works – How the Entire Infrastructure of the World Wide Web Functions – How each Interconnected Website Influences the Next. It’s a Digital Marketing Protocol – how to optimally design & construct web pages/websites in order to maximize engagement, increase exposure, how backlinks and social media interactions popularize one’s domain, how our entire digital ecosystem behaves and operates.

The Google Algorithm is a recipe of how to optimally CONSTRUCT & GROW a Digital Business Network within the Framework of Today’s Internet.

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