Does paying Google for ads guarantee a top ranking in search results?

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Websites that pay Google through its AdWords program do not influence organic search rankings; instead, they appear in the sponsored links section. Google maintains a commitment to delivering quality search results, avoiding the inclusion of low-quality content. The discussion also highlights Google's new book service, which allows users to search through scanned books from various universities, currently in beta and showing promise. Additionally, AdWords is clarified as the advertising platform for advertisers, while AdSense serves publishers, with neither affecting the organic search index. Overall, Google's innovations and services are seen as key factors in maintaining its competitive edge over other search engines.
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Is it true that websites that pay google money, will end up in the top of the ranking when doing a search?
 
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Google's pay service is Adsense. In no way does this service reflect what is displayed in its search results. Adsense allows you to be put in the sponsered links section of the page. Unlike, msn, yahoo and numerous other search engine, google doesn't like to polute their results with junk.

Btw have you used google's new book service? They are borrowing books from various universites and scanning them online so you can quickly search through them.

http://print.google.com/

Here is an example of "War and Peace":

http://print.google.com/print?id=M8htmsc2cRYC&lpg=3&prev=http://print.google.com/print%3Fq%3Dwar%2Band%2Bpeace&pg=3&sig=mEB9fnpNvifxvR_cr39ExaQepew

It is currently in beta, but looking very promising
 
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the new service looks cool :)
 
See, I knew I was right :approve: although SOMEONE... is not convinced :rolleyes:
 
You mean he hasn't yet learned you're always right?! All the more reason to deprecate him. :wink:
 
Ha!...I will have to start reading the Gen. Tech. (and Software! :wink:) forums more often. :smile:
 
Hurkyl said:
You mean he hasn't yet learned you're always right?!
*sigh* just now we and a friend had a 3 hour discussion that Heisenberg proved that when a tree falls in an empty forest it won't make a sound, since humans create their own reality :rolleyes: ...he's still in the process of learning I'm always right, but enough on that :rolleyes: it would be a boring world if there would be no one to disprove you :-p
 
Heh, there is no point in being right unless there is someone around to be wrong!
 
A man goes deep into the forest where his wife/gf cannot hear him.
If he voices an opinion...
Is he still wrong?


:biggrin:
 
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Google seems to be coming up with a lot of new services everytime. I guess that is what will google above the other emerging engines.


I am trying to understand where the other posts after the google thing are leading. I'm totally lost.
 
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Mentors are just crazy. :smile:
 
  • #12
Aren't inside jokes great? :biggrin:
 
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Hurkyl said:
Aren't inside jokes great? :biggrin:

I don't think these jokes are inside anymore.
 
  • #14
joke? sounds like a war to me.
 
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This Google Print sounds like they are saying "hey, now you can search for books on amazon.com and from already accessible online libraries straight from your trusted name in online searching service: GOOGLE!" :biggrin:

It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity
--Albert Einstein
 
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Google's pay per placement is called adwords, adsense is the technology behind the text ads here. Think of it as adwords is for the advertisers and adsense is for the publishers. Also something to remember is that fact that adword campaigns don't affect the normal search index. It only affects how it's shown in the "sponsored link" column on google.
 
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