Thread: What should I read to learn about search engines

Matt Cutts responded a question: “What resources (textbooks, online PDFs etc) would you recommend to people interested in learning more about LSI, search engine algorithms, etc?”

The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Cutts also recommended some textbooks: “One is Modern Information Retrieval”. Nowadays there are a lot of papers about Google that we’ve published. You don’t need to read all these pages. But if you want to know more about the biggest search engine, you have to read the most authoritative publications.

There are many search engines that I know like internet explorer, Mozilla and chrome. And this information is all about search engine and good video shared here. Good work!

YOu can find lots of ebooks regards this seo and other thinks. So you can find search engines like google, msn, bing, yahoo and more.,....

There are many search engines that I know like internet explorer, Mozilla and chrome.

You said about browsers not search engines

Search engines do not evaluate your site on how pretty it is, but they do evaluate the words and put them through a sifter, giving credit to certain words and combinations of words. Words found within your document are compared to words found within your links and titles. The more that match, the better your "score."