Web Indexing
Web Indexing
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Web Indexing is the process by which search engines discover, select, crawl, render, and store web content to make it available in search results. When a crawler like Googlebot or Bingbot accesses a page, it breaks the content into smaller chunks or passages, analyzes each using a Large Language Model (LLM) or Small Language Model (SLM), annotates each chunk with contextual information, assigns a confidence score to that annotation, and then stores the passages as distinct, structured sub-elements of the webpage within the Web Index.
Posts tagged with Web Indexing
How the Algorithmic Trinity Defines the Future - and Potential Pitfalls - of Generative Engine Optimization
Within the Algorithmic Trinity, there is a foundational interplay between the Knowledge Graph (understanding), Large Language Models (synthesis), and the traditional web index (retrieval). These three pillars govern how AI-driven...
Search Engines and Machine Learning API’s Are Advancing… How Can They Impact the Future of SEO by Fabrice Canel
Indexing and Crawling: what you should know September 23, 2021 Fabrice Canel is a principal program manager at Bing, Microsoft. In this video interview with Jason Barnard, he talks about...
The Exciting Future of SEO According to Dawn Anderson
Indexing and Crawling: what you should know September 23, 2021 Dawn Anderson is an SEO strategy consultant and managing director of Bertey Agency. In this video interview with Jason Barnard,...
Search Engine Crawling Updates in the Coming Years According to Fabrice Canel
Indexing and Crawling: what you should know September 23, 2021 Fabrice Canel is a principal program manager at Bing, Microsoft. In this video interview with Jason Barnard, he talks about...
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