I have seen results for my “martial arts supplies†site where google search results vary geographically, in US location my search results for keywords “martial arts supplies†comes up on 8th position on first page where rest location its on top on first page. Can anyone tells me why its like that? Does google use different data centres for search results? Or, is there anything more reasons behind this, please do advice me…
The search results may vary depending on server location and the incoming text links originating countries means your site might be getting more backlinks from the websites located in different countries than US.
yes it's vary.i think google has websites for every country. eg google.jp for japan etc. if you do the same search in google.jp and google.fr, you may see the difference. some local websites changes!!
the results that appear may vary for users in different countries.some of the search terms and phrases are localized automatically.
Yep! Results vary geographically to some extent. Try to get links from country-specific domains if you're aiming for a particular country.
Depends on what you're searching for most of the time. If you're looking for "martial arts supplies" then Google will probably show you local results because it's a shopping or service term. Try searching for "plumber" and you can see how Google geo-targets your results.
Yes. Google search results vary geographically. One of the main factor that influences the Google search results is the domain extensions. For example a .com.au or a .au website would rank higher in google.com.au than in google.com or on other google website. Another factor that makes google's search results to vary from country to country is the origin of the backlinks to your website. If your website has lots of backlinks from websites from Turkey, than it would rank higher in google.com.tr
Yes google serves results from different datacenters around the world. The result is served from DC closest to you.
Yes the results would change automatically based on the servers locations and the ISP IP address you are using while accessing the Google web pages.
yes it does vary in results, it depends on which datacenter your getting the results from, I mean is, if your looking at GoogleUK then your search result in GoogleFR is different too...
It varies Google.co.uk and google.com Shows completely different result even u dont check pages from uk radio button.
I guess Google uses IP address of the user, also check language setting en uk, en us etc... and many other factors and deliver results accordingly
I thought I was the first person to notice that. I have done some searches in the past using Google.com and Google.co.uk with both turning up different results.
search results are different in for example google.com and other regional google sites (e.g. google.pl)