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Google uses the same search algorithms for most languages, but there are certain cases where a language requires a different algorithm to interpret the queries.
This is stated by Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller in response to a Reddit thread titled: “Does Google use the same algorithm for every language?”
The thread goes on to ask about ranking factors and SEO practices, and how they may differ from one language to another.
More specifically, the thread reads:
“The BERT update had to do with semantics, so it got me wondering if it would be the same in every language. Which then made me think of other ranking factors, and how their importance might differ among different languages/cultures. Anyway, I want to ask anybody with experience in SEO in another language, if you’ve found any differences between ranking factors?”
Mueller doesn’t touch on the ranking factors aspect, but does address the use of search algorithms in different languages.
Read his full response in the section below.
How Google Search Algorithms Vary By Language
While many refer to the Google Search algorithm as a singular entity, it’s really made up of “lots & lots” of algorithms.
Some of those algorithms are used for searches in all languages, while some are used only for individual languages.
Mueller says, for...
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