TopSEOs, TopSEO's in Google dictionary? If you go back to basics in search you find that Google tell you how they "adapt their dictionary" as it we're for things like "WHO" treating search's for "WHO" as searches for the "World Health Organization" and how searches for "The Who" Google has in it's "dictionary" as referring to the band "The Who". Now I twice their referred to a Google dictionary. Call this system what you will I am using the term the "Google dictionary" here to emphasis some SEO things. Now SEO it's self used to have many other differing meanings pre "search engine optimisation" like "senior executive officer" "seasonal equity offering" and many other meanings > acronyomfinder.com/SEO.html but these days SEO is treated by Google in most cases (other than one) to be in relation to "search engine optimization". Due to SEO being searched for mostly in connection with "search engine optimisation" the acronym has been given by Google its place as "mostly meaning" or "most likely related to" "search engine optimization" as Google identifies the context of search terms. So how would you like to see a case of a search phrase in it's natural form being flagged by Google as a typo in favour of a TOP SEO Company? Now firstly let us be clear what we mean by natural. > "Top SEO's to hire" or "Top SEOs to hire" (if we are being lazy and not using punctuation is a "natural search phrase" people would use if they searched for "Top SEOs to hire" in order to find a top SEO to hire. One would not naturally search for "TopSEOs to hire as one word or would you? I find this search result quite fascinating what do you think? Here is an image where you can see the jagged red line marking the typo giving the suggestion you made a typing error > So what a strange thing to find in regards to SEO eh? Have you seen any other strange cases of natural search results being flagged as typing errors be Google and what I am calling here the "Google Dictionary" in favour of company names or websites during your own SEO research?
Really interesting post...Never seen before in this forum..Thanks for sharing with all DP members..Keep it up...
Sorry missed this, will do I love finding interesting anomalies on Google Just quite strange topseos is so associated by the G but what can you do...