Sorry about the state of the site, i’m still unpacking the furniture.

When i was going through my files i found some notes about a search query i have reported to Google on more than one occasion, so i ran the query again today and nothing has changed it’s still intact. So given the lack of action i can only assume Google feels that the query is ok and relevant.

The query is simply “leads” as in computer leads, affiliate marketing leads etc. When conducting the query, three image results are displayed at the top of the SERP’s and here is a screenshot of the results.

Click the image to enlarge (No pun intended)
Google Search Result for \"Leads\"

As you can obviously see, it returns with a fairly graphic image of a females genitalia.

Now maybe it’s just me, but i cannot for the life of me see why that is what a user would be attempting to find when searchings for leads. I can see the 14 year old kid next door looking for leads to connect up his Playstation or someone looking for leads for their business or maybe even someone looking for information on Leeds the location in the UK and spelling it incorrectly.. But to be presented with an explicit image directly in the search results for that query?

Google Search Setting
Googles Default Search Settings

Also, it’s present with the Google Search Preferences set at default behavior which considering a lot of internet users don’t this setting exists or how to change it means it displays for the vast majority of internet users.

So the fact my reports to Google have done nothing, i can only assume Google Approves.

What are your thoughts, is this an ok and appropriate search result?