Search engine optimization economic purchasing method
AssigneeDavid Joseph O'Hanlon
InventorDavid Joseph O'Hanlon
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Abstract
In a computer workflow environment wherein alternate pages containing various levels having mixed or fixed maxima, minima, and between results pages, various page IP Address Binaries containing geographical location and market audience sizes, and econometric pricing across various levels search engine page states, national pages, wherein including limitations or additions to variables, to optimize profit by allowing computer users access to affordable choices upon performance.
Claims20
In a computer workflow environment having at least one commercial internet search engine workstation computer via at least one network adapter thereto connectivity at least one internet search engine user template interface workstation computer having at least one user using at least one internet search engine profile accessing at least one open transmission and reception communication via at least one network adapter a method for at least one internet search engine database computer system interactive computational flowing network software comprising:
- I.) At least one binary operation upon;
- II.) At least one algorithm;
- III.) At least one template extracted data;
- IV.) At least one permutation or combination listing said extracted data query list;
- Wherein at least one placement extracted data appears to a consumer said internet search engine query organized.
A binary operating configuration at least one storage computer component location said binary wherein Internet Protocol Addresses identify bypassing current system node or hub locations wherein occurrences switch, routers, and any device said bypass identify computer user said crawling, mining, and storing geographical location computer user single or all in a network.
A binary operating circuit allowing immediate automatic access to a personal computer user's geographic preferences through a binary chip, binary, or binary on binary computer systems.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.