The document discusses an evaluation of user experience based on Google patents, emphasizing the necessity of exploring these patents to understand the future of SEO. Key findings include the effects of click-through rates and watch time on rankings, along with a concerning patent that utilizes biometric parameters to assess user satisfaction. The author encourages readers to delve into Google patents for deeper insights into SEO practices.

1. Evaluation of User Experience:
Inner-view to Google by Published Patents
Related with User Experience
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2. Caution: It is a #slidestorm!
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4. Caution: I’m not working for Google!
All the ideas presented on this presentation is my own and are not confirmed by Google. Patents belongs to Google Inc.
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5. Let’s
get
started!

6. We are SEO consultants!

7. We are highly-respectedmarketing consultants
who do not have cool college grades.

8. We read a lot about SEO!

9. We have to read more than a lot!

10. Until it creates information overload!!

11. Happy Sunday Yiğit! 7400 new articles to read!

12. No worries, you just saved 1248 of them to
Pocket. You can check them in your free time!

13. The most scary part is that vast majority of
these articles are estimations & personal views.

14. The only certain information we can obtain is
created by Google’s spokespeople.

15. Do you really
believe in what
Google’s
spokespersons
say?

16. Do you really
believe in what
Google’s
spokespersons
say?
or
Do you find it to
be SAFE to take all
SEO information
from these
spokespersons?

17. Well, I don’t feel safe!

18. Let’s look at an example!

19. Do you think
SEO is dead?

20. Do you think
SEO is dead?
&
Still came to
#brightonSEO?

21. More than 1500 authors think so!

22. 1100 of these authors (%73) try to resurrect SEO
with another name. Thank you for helping us!

23. These SEO
killers might be
top news sites
of the world:
Huffington Post
Entrepreneur.com
The Guardian
Forbest
Inc.com

24. After 10 years in
SEO, I really get
tired reading
“unique“ articles
that are actually
copying the
work of others!
I was looking for
something new
and exciting…

25. Google Patents are amazing to explore!

26. The reason behind software patents

29. Patents are underrated articles showing us the
future of SEO!

30. Patents take time to read & absorb

31. Patents are not easy to understand

32. Patents are not the best thing for non-technicals

33. After 10 years in
SEO, I really get
tired reading
“unique“ articles
that are actually
copying the
work of others!
I was looking for
something new
and exciting...

34. Start reading with PageRank patent!

35. Explore Google’s Patents using Google Patents

36. Find Google’s Patents using Google Patents

37. Find Google’s Patents using Google Patents

38. Find Google’s Patents using Google Patents

39. Find Google’s Patents using Google Patents

40. Find Google’s Patents using Google Patents

41. BONUS: Inventor Stalking!

42. BONUS: Inventor Stalking!

43. BONUS: Inventor Stalking!

44. Don’t forget following the best one in this field

45. Don’t forget following the best one in this field

46. It is not the easiest way to practice SEO!

47. But, it is priceless to feel like Sherlock Holmes!

48. You learned fishing but still hungry?

49. Top 3 Key Findings for Google & UX by Patents

50. 1. User Experience at First Sight: SERPs

51. 1. User Experience at First Sight: SERPs

52. 1. CTR’s Effect on Google Rankings (SERP UX)

53. 1. CTR’s Effect on Google Rankings (SERP UX)

55. Represents
User’s Computer
Search Engine’s
Infrastructure

56. User’s Computer
Loads Top X
Results
User’s Click
Feedback Sent to
Search
Infrastructure

58. Rank modifier
engine takes
feedback from
users about CTR
and manipulate
rankings by
working together
with ranking and
indexing engines.

63. 2. Watch Time Algorithm Affects the Rankings

64. 2. Watch Time Algorithm Affects the Rankings

66. Represents
User’s Computer
Search Engine’s
Infrastructure

67. Search Engine answers user’s
search query by listing related
videos on SERP.

68. User opens the first video,
watches it for 3 seconds
then bounces back and
clicks second video and
watches it till the end.

69. If lots of users behave like
this and pass the threshold,
the search engine adjusts
score and changes
rankings.

70. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

71. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

72. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

73. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

74. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

75. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

76. 3. The Most Scary Search Patent Taken by Google

78. Represents
User’s Computer
Search Engine’s
Infrastructure

79. By using biometric parameters,
Google understands if we’re
satisfied witha specific page and
recommends a second search.
Biometric Parameters
• Increased body temperature
• Pupil dilation
• Eye twitching
• Facial flushing
• Decreased blink rate
• Increased heart rate.

80. That’s all! 20 mins over :)

81. You are ready to lose yourself in Google Patents!

82. But, it is priceless to feel like Sherlock Holmes!