As you know, Google is the leading search engine in the world. While 90% of folks in the U.S. use Google while 95% of the rest of the world searches using this tool. Another interesting point shared by was that Google doesn't search the Web everytime you make a query. Instead, Google bots are constantly roaming the web and creating its own version of the Web that can be searched quickly and effectively. Interestingly enough, the model that Google indexes is only about 10% of the Web. Remember the last time you searched for a bread recipe and received 19 million hits? Funny thing is that that quantity is only an estimate and Google will only provide you with about 200 locations.
We thank Professor Neuhaus for sharing many insights into using Google and look forward to using our new awareness in searching the Web. Written by Leigh Zeitz
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