How people Useing search Engies?

Dear viewers, We like to say "Build for users, not search engines." When users have a bad experience at your site, when they can't accomplish a task or find what they were looking for, this often corrlates with poor search engine performance. On the other hand, when users are happy with your website, a positive experience is creatd, both with the search engine and the site providing the information or result.
What are users looking for? There are three types of search queries users gnerally perform:

• "Do" Transactional Queries - Action queries such as buy a plane ticket or listen to a song.
• "Know" Informational Queries - When a user seeks inormation, such as the name of the band or the best restaurant in New York City.
• "Go" Navigation Queries - Search queries that seek a particular online destination, such as Facebook or the homepage of the NFL.

When visitors type a query into a sarch box and land on your site, will they be satisfied with what they find? This is the primary question search engines try to figure out millons of times per day. The search engines' primary responsibility is to serve relevant results to their users.
It all starts with the words typed into a small box.