Google made it their business to provide relevant, recent pages on the first page of search results. They will usually display the date a webpage was created or updated if they can figure the date out.
Bing and Blekko (the only other search engines we look at) do not display a date next to their results, which means people looking for the most relevant, and clearly marked recent information probably will not use either of them. In case you are wondering, we are ignoring the fact that Twitter is really where you will find the most recent information.
Let's take a closer look at what we've learned about Google's date discovery process and how you can use it to your advantage.
They use a combination of time stamps, URL structures, and content clues to determine the dates.
One of the clues we believe Google sees ...
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