Better Semantic Search: Google's New Hummingbird Search Algorithm
Jinfo Article
10th October 2013
By James Mullan
Abstract
Last month Google rolled out a major new upgrade to the algorithm that interprets user searches. Codenamed "Hummingbird", it's the first major upgrade to the Google search algorithm in almost three years. James Mullan explores how our search results will be affected by concepts such as semantic search and conversational search.
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