The 11 most interesting Google patents of 2023 and the impact on SEO

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Google has published and republished many patents this year. This article covers the 11 most interesting Google patents.

Researching Google patents is one of the smartest ways to understand modern search engines like Google.

A pioneer of Google patent research was the unforgettable Bill Slawski. He passed away prematurely in the summer of 2022. He inspired me to research Google patents myself and to write my own thoughts and theories based on Google patents.

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1 Do the patents reflect Google’s actual practices?
2 Search result filters from resource content
3 Evaluating an Interpretation for a Search Query
4 Generative summaries for search results
5 Providing search results based on a compositional query
6 Contextualizing knowledge panels
7 Systems and methods for using document activity logs spain cell phone number list to train Machine-Learned models for determining document relevance
8 Query composition system
9 Combining parameters of multiple search queries that share a line of inquiry
10 Presenting search result information
11 Multi source extraction and scoring of short query answers
12 How to learn SEO fundamentals and what significance patents have for SEO
Do the patents reflect Google’s actual practices?
Just because Google files and publishes a patent application is no guarantee that the methods described will be implemented in Google Search. To assess whether Google considers a methodology or technology compelling enough to be used in practice, one can check whether the patent has been filed not only in the United States but also in other countries. A claim for patent priority in other countries must be made within 12 months of the initial filing.

In this article, I will only discuss Google patents that are also published outside the USA.

Even if a patent is not directly implemented in practice, examining Google's patents is valuable because it provides insight into the issues and challenges that Google's product developers are focusing on.

The following patents are not sorted by priority.