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To play devils advocate for a second, remember how much noise Google has to sift through. Every possible search term exists in every possible combination, ofte
by Pxtl 8y ago
To play devils advocate for a second, remember how much noise Google has to sift through. Every possible search term exists in every possible combination, often written in lovingly crafted content farm articles by actual humans.
If Google offered you those, it might be 1000 pages of empty nonsense before your actual desired content.
- toss1 8y agoYes, but that is STILL more useful than 50 pages that entirely miss the target. You are describing the harder 20% of the usual 80/20 effort scale. Yes, to be truly useful, Google needs to solve also that last, and harder, 20% (and the 10% 0f the 90/10 equation and the 1% of the 99/1 version). Shortcuts are fine for an initial MVP, but they need to buckle down and solve the problems. It isn't like they don't have the funds.
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