Does optimizing my contents for Google also make it visible in other search engines?

[King Belieal]

Google is the leader in the search engine market. And people always put their efforts optimizing their contents for the Google algorithm. But there are other search engines. In fact, some countries don't even use Google at all. Does it mean that when I optimize for Google algorithm, my content would also be visible on other search engines?

 

[Augusta]

Yes, optimizing content for Google generally improves visibility in other search engines as well

 

[eLdavis]

Yes this would also help make your content a lot more visible to other search engines as well, especially when you make use of keywords and SEO.

 

[Augusta]

Yeah it is just the right thing to do. Especially if you want visibility for your site both on Google and others

 

[Kross]

For a search engine that the algorithm is similar to that of Google, it would be visible there when you optimize for Google.

 

[magnus2022]

Most search engine claim that they have their own metric but i doubt it. They are using Google's metric to rank sites. Though, this is my observation! I have observed that other search engines use to rank sites almost as Google use to rank them. Therefore, it seems you will achieve the same effect on both search engine if you optimize your site.

 

[kit_hung]

Given that Google is in competition with other search engines, I guess optimizing for google would not necessarily make a website content visible on other search engines.
I stand to be corrected though.

 

[Augusta]

Many SEO best practices are universal and benefit all search engines, including Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others.

 

[kit_hung]

Most search engine claim that they have their own metric but i doubt it. They are using Google's metric to rank sites. Though, this is my observation! I have observed that other search engines use to rank sites almost as Google use to rank them. Therefore, it seems you will achieve the same effect on both search engine if you optimize your site.

Bro I've thought about that too. Many search engines say they have their own metrics but the truth is that many secretly copy Google. Their algorithms are very similar.

If you optimize your site for Google chances are high that it will perform well for Bing Yahoo and others. This is because they consider things like keywords backlinks and user experience.

But it's still important to monitor each engine individually. There are small differences that can have an impact. Don't rely on Google alone. Build your site with real quality.