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Promoting a result with query rules

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Promoting a result with query rules

If you've searched a lot, you've probably come across many times where you searched for one thing but received search results for another. For example, if I go look for on- "line treaining" and I spell it wrong, notice that instead of saying "online treaining", it's showing the results for "online training". That's because somebody has taken the time to notice that when I misspelled something this badly, it probably means something else and it's not personal for me, this is set up for millions of users around the world. You type one thing and you actually get results for another. Then within those results, there is some priority given. Here there are ads related to online training, so these first three results are at the top not necessarily because they're clicked most frequently, but because they were paid for. The ability to prioritize some sites rather than others and the ability to say when a user searches for A, they probably mean B are both ways of customizing search, of…

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