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: Does Google not count certain words in search queries Does Google not count certain words in search queries? If so which words? I remember hearing somewhere that woulds such as "how to" and

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Does Google not count certain words in search queries? If so which words?

I remember hearing somewhere that woulds such as "how to" and "in" get discounted so if you searched for a "painter in new york" Google would query their index with "painter new york".

Is this correct?

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@Ravi8258870

Yes, this is correct. Google does not use all the words in your query to display search results - at least not all the time.

There does not seem to be a list for all the words that are in a query but which Google might not consider when displaying search results; likely they are articles (a, an, the), prepositions (of, on, in) and - possibly, and depending on the context - frequent verbs like be, is, are, go, was, went.

Google lists its policy on this site under Exceptions, though:

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