<div align=justify>Every single minute people are looking for something on the net. The best way to do the search is to use a search engine.

<div align=justify>Every single minute people are looking for something on the net. The best way to do the search is to use a search engine.

Once you enter your search string into some search engine you are presented with the list of results, selected from the billions of web pages. Each page in this list has its own position (or page ranking). In other words, the search engine ranking refers to where your web pages is placed within a search engine (e.g. within the top 5 results, on the first page, the 20th page and so on). Of course, SE are not always right. Non-relevant pages are displayed too and you need to continue the search to get the result you wanted. How do SE rank the pages exactly? How exactly the search engine results are formed?

Once you enter your search string into some search engine you are presented with the list of results, selected from the billions of web pages. Each page in this list has its own position (or page ranking). In other words, the search engine ranking refers to where your web pages is placed within a search engine (e.g. within the top 5 results, on the first page, the 20th page and so on). Of course, SE are not always right. Non-relevant pages are displayed too and you need to continue the search to get the result you wanted. How do SE rank the pages exactly? How exactly the search engine results are formed?