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https://www.brandme.com.au/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/brandme_google_logo_square.jpg200200Ever wonder what happens when you search for something? Google has released a very informative and interesting website that explains to us how exactly search works. Something that is done billions of times a day on Google alone, but is really hardly thought about; at least not in the way it is detailed by Google on their new website How Search Works. Google explains its search story in 3 parts: crawling and indexing, algorithms, and fighting spam. Crawling and Indexing When a search query is entered, Google crawls more than 30 trillion pages, as long as webmasters allow their site to be crawled. Google then sorts what they have indexed according to content and other factors to find the answers, categorizing the data and indexes …