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hi everybody,i have a website
i seo keywords " đăng tin rao vặt miễn phí" by title header. but when search "dang tin rao vat mien phi", this keyword result appears before "đăng tin rao văt miễn phí" keyword result.
a another problem when i search "dang tin rao vat mien phi" on my computer (deleted all cookies, sessions...) that result is on page 2. but another computer that the result is page 4

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Short answer: Google usually treats accented and un‑accented variants as related, and which pages show up first depends on many signals (language/interface settings, location, links and on‑page text, and personalization). That’s why and are right that results can differ between machines — and why an ASCII (no‑accent) query can sometimes surface a different page than an accented query. (developers.google.com)

Why you might see the unaccented result ahead of the accented one: Google doesn’t only use your <title> tag — it may build the visible title and ranking signals from heading elements, prominent on‑page text, anchor text from other sites, and language signals. If other sites link to your page using the unaccented phrase, or if your page’s visible H1/snippet uses the ASCII form, that can push it for the ASCII query even if you have the accented phrase in the title. Google may also choose a different title/snippet when it thinks that’s more helpful. (developers.google.com)

Practical steps for (and other beginners): 1) Use Google Search Console to see which queries bring impressions/clicks for that URL (URL Inspection + Performance reports). 2) Make your page’s primary title/H1 clearly match the phrase you want (use natural language, not stuffing) and include both accented and common unaccented variants in the content where it reads naturally. 3) Ensure the page declares its language (lang="vi") and, only if you have separate locale/language pages, use hreflang. 4) Test from an incognito window, change your Search interface language or simulate locations to compare results — and remember Google needs time to recrawl and reprocess changes. These checks will tell you whether the difference is indexing, title/snippet choice, or local/personalization effects. (search.google.com)

Note: don’t assume one query will always “beat” the other — fix the page signals above and monitor Search Console; that’s the reliable way to influence which variant users see. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for raokhang

please give me some comments, and explain for me how to seo keywords. i 'm new bie

Member Avatar for mayaestat

Google search results are different on every browser as well as PC, because google provides the quality results to the user. so it should be different on same PC after some hours.

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what about:

i seo keywords " đăng tin rao vặt miễn phí" by title header. but when search "dang tin rao vat mien phi", this keyword result appears before "đăng tin rao văt miễn phí" keyword result.

do you know

Member Avatar for pravienraj

what is your status in seo field

Member Avatar for raokhang

i'm new bie, can you explain clearly?

Member Avatar for GrowFastDigital

Yes google algorithm contains many of creteria to give search rank to particular keywords. I depends on browser, individual PC, time of searching etc.

Member Avatar for raokhang

yes, i understand it @grow, i think that without accent sentences will more priority than accent sentences. so search result with " dang tin rao vat mien phi" keywords will appear more priority than "đăng tin rao vặt miễn phí"

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