If a document was the last one in a search session
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2025 4:27 am
Please type in your phone the following query, find the following website, browse it and give us your opinion - did you like the website or not?" You get the mechanics, right? Real user, real smartphone, real cookies, real search history, etc. And the mechanics of inflating the so-called "last click in session". The last click in a search session is one of the methods for a search engine to obtain information about how well a document solves a user's problem.
(even if it was the only one), then the document solves the user's problem. When a india consumer email list search engine accumulates data on "last clicks", the document is ranked higher for those queries for which the search session was recorded. That is, obviously, there is no emulation of user actions here.
All users are real. And their actions are real too. Interview with Roman Morozov But that's not all. This article does have an ending. But before we get to it, we decided to do a short interview with Roman Morozov. Denis Savelyev: I want to figure it out for myself. I remember, back in Kazan in 2015, you announced the launch of the PF 7.
(even if it was the only one), then the document solves the user's problem. When a india consumer email list search engine accumulates data on "last clicks", the document is ranked higher for those queries for which the search session was recorded. That is, obviously, there is no emulation of user actions here.
All users are real. And their actions are real too. Interview with Roman Morozov But that's not all. This article does have an ending. But before we get to it, we decided to do a short interview with Roman Morozov. Denis Savelyev: I want to figure it out for myself. I remember, back in Kazan in 2015, you announced the launch of the PF 7.