Do you imagine Google’s Search Quality team much like a really cool science lab? A place where one impossibly smart scientist agonizes over the future of search, especially local search, while technicians and assistants go back and forth, monitoring the effect of every tiny change.
You may thinks that’s a bit dramatic; OK it is. But back in November when the search giant gave us a peek behind the super-secret curtain by releasing their Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines, it felt a bit like finding the “holy grail” of search. And now, to wrap up the first quarter of the year, they’ve peeled back the curtain again, giving us an update as of March 28. Visit Local Search Forum for [more].
