A search engine results page,
or SERP, is the web page that appears in a browser window when a keyword query
is put into a search field on a search engine page. The list of results
generally includes a list of links to pages that are ranked from the most
popular to the least popular from the number of hits for the particular
keyword. The list will include not only the links, but also a short description
of each page, and of course, the titles of the web page. The term “search
engine results page” may refer to a single page of links returned by a query or
the entire set of links returned.
Many search engine results pages
have different types of listings. These types of SERPs are found most commonly
in the larger search engines, such as Google.com and Yahoo!. They include
results such as:
- Contextual
- Algorithmic
- Sponsored listings
- Images
- Maps
- Organic search listings
- Definitions
- Suggested search query refinements
Major search engines can also offer specific
search engine results pages that pertain to the specific types of listings.
Search engine results pages can also be the results page for an image search, a
map search, a news search, a blog search, or many of the other options major
search engines offer.
Some Example of Search Engine:
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Name
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Language
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Baidu
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Chinese, Japanese
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Bing
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Multilingual
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Google
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Multilingual
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Yahoo!
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Multilingual
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Yandex
|
Multilingual
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