'Vedanta, god and science' search term gives my 'Who am I? I am I ..' book within top ten results in Google, bing and duckduckgo search engines
Thought of sharing with readers that the search term:
Vedanta, god and science
used in three popular search engines gives my book "Who am I? I am I - Ultimate Existential Reality Answer; Vedanta; God and Science conversation" within top ten results. Note that the same book is also put up on one site with slightly different title "The Ultimate Existential Reality Answer; Vedanta; God and Science conversation".
The results rank of the book is as follows (from anonymous Chrome window on my desktop PC):
google.co.in - 1st
bing.com - 2nd
duckduckgo.com - 5th
I am quite surprised to see these results. Note that these search results do not really seem to have had an impact in more persons reading my book. Nonetheless it was quite a pleasant surprise to note that for a general term like 'Vedanta, god and science' my book whose title has all these words in that order, makes it to top ten results in famous Internet search engines.
[Here's the archive.org free download pdf version of my above mentioned book: https://archive.org/details/20180424EbookNotPrintColourCoverBWContentsA5WhoAmIIAmINGodNScience.]
If I drop the word Vedanta from the term and have only 'god and science' then my book is just nowhere in the search results. I checked first 50 results for all these three search engines and my book does not appear in those results. That is as per what I expected.
But if I add the word conversation to the search term i.e. the term becomes:
god and science conversation
then search results in all three search engines list my book within top thirty search results.
The particular ranking is as follows:
google.co.in - 18th
bing.com - 2nd [This was really unexpected!]
duckduckgo.com - 26th
I am really surprised by such search results that list my book for general search terms given above. I mean if my name is mentioned in the search terms or the somewhat unusual term of 'ultimate existential reality' is used then it would be more reasonable to see my book being listed in top thirty results.
Vedanta, god and science
used in three popular search engines gives my book "Who am I? I am I - Ultimate Existential Reality Answer; Vedanta; God and Science conversation" within top ten results. Note that the same book is also put up on one site with slightly different title "The Ultimate Existential Reality Answer; Vedanta; God and Science conversation".
The results rank of the book is as follows (from anonymous Chrome window on my desktop PC):
google.co.in - 1st
bing.com - 2nd
duckduckgo.com - 5th
I am quite surprised to see these results. Note that these search results do not really seem to have had an impact in more persons reading my book. Nonetheless it was quite a pleasant surprise to note that for a general term like 'Vedanta, god and science' my book whose title has all these words in that order, makes it to top ten results in famous Internet search engines.
[Here's the archive.org free download pdf version of my above mentioned book: https://archive.org/details/20180424EbookNotPrintColourCoverBWContentsA5WhoAmIIAmINGodNScience.]
If I drop the word Vedanta from the term and have only 'god and science' then my book is just nowhere in the search results. I checked first 50 results for all these three search engines and my book does not appear in those results. That is as per what I expected.
But if I add the word conversation to the search term i.e. the term becomes:
god and science conversation
then search results in all three search engines list my book within top thirty search results.
The particular ranking is as follows:
google.co.in - 18th
bing.com - 2nd [This was really unexpected!]
duckduckgo.com - 26th
I am really surprised by such search results that list my book for general search terms given above. I mean if my name is mentioned in the search terms or the somewhat unusual term of 'ultimate existential reality' is used then it would be more reasonable to see my book being listed in top thirty results.
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