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TAPENT, TAPENT PETITES MAINS (Clap, Clap Little Hands)
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TAPENT, TAPENT PETITES MAINS (Palmas, palmas las dos manitas)
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On observe une tendance vers l’utilisation de locutions de recherche plus longues. Plusieurs utilisateurs tapent des requêtes plus longues afin d’obtenir une réponse précise. C’est peut-être pour cette raison qu’un moteur de recherche comme Google éprouve de la difficulté à générer constamment les résultats les plus pertinents.
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One of the interesting findings from the Blue Nile Research study of Psychology of the Searcher: Patterns in How Searchers Formulate Queries is the idea of fragment queries (2-3 words) vs full queries (4+ words).  The study suggested that there is roughly a 50/50 split in the type of queries that searchers use to find their information.  This goes back to what I mentioned in the findings from ASK earlier in that there is a shifting trend toward longer phrase search queries.  Ultimately this suggests that many users are typing in longer queries in order to get the specific answer that they are looking for.  Perhaps this illustrates the difficulty in a search engine such as Google being able to consistently return the most relevant result.  If you factor in that my semantic map when I search for a “tablet” is much different than what your semantic map is you see just how difficult it is for Google ro provide the most relevant result all of the time.  I may search for “ipad” or “ipad reviews” or “Samsung tablet” or “when is the new iPad coming out?”  Whereas you may be searching for “tablet magazine”, “tablet reviews”, “tablet simulator”, “what is the cheapest tablet out there?” etc.  You can see two distinct searching or semantic patterns.
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