Comments on: Sticky Pages: Thoughts on Google’s “Diversity” Algorithm

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reputation management — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:05:18 +0000

Google, like any other web resource, wants to be useful/sticky, so it automatically triggers “diverse” related search terms, similar to their suggested keyword lists at the bottom of each page. And much like the keyword suggestions present on other search engines like Yahoo.

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By: Dave Shapiro

Dave Shapiro — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 16:09:44 +0000

Couldn't agree with you more here Brett as I've experienced what you're talking about on many occasions. It seems the more navigational in intent the query is the more likely you're to see diverse search results, which makes sense in my opinion. Google engineers have been discussing diversity in the search results often over the last year or so. Udi Manber has mentioned it and Matt Cutts has also discussed it in the past. The key to competing against this is creating pages/sites that Google believes are diverse enough to be included in the top 10. The specifics on how to do it are probably worthy or their own blog post.

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