Google algorithm

[FanFromMaine]

I haven’t been monitoring the Boneyard recently but, when I tried to pull it up today on Google, it was much more difficult to identify than ever before.

I usually just type in Boneyard and it would appear after a few paid restaurant ads. Today it took a second, refined search, to get past other ads and UConn related news.

Has anyone else experienced this, what appears to me to be a change to the Google algorithm? Or is there another explanation to be made?

Thanks...

 

[oldphart]

I haven’t been monitoring the Boneyard recently but, when I tried to pull it up today on Google, it was much more difficult to identify than ever before.

I usually just type in Boneyard and it would appear after a few paid restaurant ads. Today it took a second, refined search, to get past other ads and UConn related news.

Has anyone else experienced this, what appears to me to be a change to the Google algorithm? Or is there another explanation to be made?

Thanks...

Umm. Delete Google, and use duckduckgo. You'll like it better.

 

[chrissaran]

Once I type in UConn Women's Basketball The Boneyard, it stays when I type. Then I just click on it.

 

[Kaizen]

Just type The Boneyard, those come out...

Google Search

www.google.com

 

[chrissaran]

The Boneyard will give you the men's and women's Boneyard. I don't even have to type the entire search.

 

[FanFromMaine]

Thanks to you all...

 

[JordyG]

When I click on Firefox my most frequented sites have their own tiles. I just click onto the tile that says The Boneyard without having to type in anything.

 

[HuskyNan]

Bookmark it.

Serious question - is it difficult to remember the-boneyard.com? Seems pretty straightforward to me.

 

[uconnfan68]

Bookmark it.

Serious question - is it difficult to remember the-boneyard.com? Seems pretty straightforward to me.

Wait a few more years…

 

[FanFromMaine]

Bookmark it.

Serious question - is it difficult to remember the-boneyard.com? Seems pretty straightforward to me.

In point of fact, boneyard.com is owned by somebody else.

But more importantly, why the snark?