Listings that appear on a search engine solely because of merit, applicability, etc. In other words, listings that are not paid for; also called natural listings.
Organic listings are the results from a Search Engine where the web pages which appear have not been paid for but appear only because they are deemed important to the search which has been made. The alternatives to organic listings are Paid Inclusion and Pay Per Click listings.
On many search engines with in the results pages there will be sites that have paid to be there as well as the ons that have got their by their own merits, the free listings are also known as the organic listings.
The non-paid search results lists seen in search engines. As opposed to paid or sponsored listings.
Listings that have been achieved with a search engine without having to pay for inclusion. This can generally be achieved by adopting legitimate search engine optimisation techniques.
Listings that search engines do not sell that appear naturally in the SERPs. Instead, sites appear only because a search engine has deemed them editorially important for inclusion regardless of payment. Paid inclusion content is also often considered "organic" even though it is paid for. This is because that content usually appears intermixed with unpaid organic results.
Search engine listings based on merit as opposed to paid listings.
These are the search results that happen naturally (hence, organic) based on how important a search engine thinks your web page is. These listings do not include any kinds of paid inclusion, sponsored listings or other advertising. Generally speaking, the more relevant, useful, and keyword rich information that you provide to your visitors, the better your chances of ranking higher in the organic search listings.
Non paid listings ranked in order.
Returns from a query which are based upon the search engineâ€(tm)s determination that they are significantly relevant to the query. They may include pay per click results.
These are search engine results that have not been purchased. They are obtained solely by the engine's algorithm and are based on the merit of the page.
Listings that are not pay for placement or pay per click. They are Web sites who appear in a search engines index or listings because the search engines have deemed them significantly important for them to be included. Paid inclusion is considered organic even though it is paid for because they appear intermixed with unpaid organic results.
Refers to non-paid search engine listings.
Listings that search engines do not sell (also referred to as natural or algorithmic listings).
LISTINGS that are not sold by search engines. Instead, a page appears because the search engine has determined, through its ALGORITHM, that the page is RELEVANT to the search performed.
Listings that appear solely because a search engine has deemed it editorially important for them to be included, regardless of payment. Paid inclusion content is also often considered "organic" even though it is paid for, because the content usually appears intermixed with unpaid organic results.
Listings that search engines do not sell (unlike paid listings). Instead, sites appear solely because a search engine has deemed it editorially important for them to be included, regardless of payment.
The listings provided for free by search engines. The main search results which are not paid for by advertisers.
Also known as natural links. These are results returned by a search engine on a SERP which have been returned by the algorithm and which have not been paid for (qv sponsored links)
The natural results search engines return after a user submits a keyword query. These results are ranked by the search engine’s determination of a Web site’s relevance to a given keyword. Applying SEO techniques can help achieve higher rank within organic result pages.
Unpaid listings in search engines. Sites appear because a search engine believes the site is relevant to the query.
These are known as "natural listings" on a search engine garnered through traditional search engine submission processes. Organic listings can be improved through special Search Engine Optimization techniques. See SEO for more information.
Organic or pure search engine listings normally appear after all of the paid advertising and keyword buys. The results are formulated from the search engine's index. Also known as Natural Search listings.
These are index results which are not paid to be indexed, but are rather included by the search engine in the results because the search engine feels that the site's contents are of particular relevance to the query. For example, if you mention Brad Pitt in your blog all the time, your blog may eventually wind up in search results for a query about Brad Pitt, even if you did not submit it to be indexed.