A navigational search query on a search engine involves searching for a page or website that is already known to the user without using bookmarks or manually entering the URL in the address bar. These queries typically involve searching for a specific brand, domain name, or URL. Sometimes, they can be somewhat vague. For example, queries like “SNCF travel,” “Rue du Commerce,” or “Equipe” are common navigational search queries. A navigational search can also be performed by typing a generic word that leads to the desired page or website. It is estimated that more than half of all search engine queries are of this type.