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There are a lot of assumptions in this post. A more likely explanation is the search term has been SEO’d to hell.
by ec109685 7y ago
There are a lot of assumptions in this post. A more likely explanation is the search term has been SEO’d to hell.
- mindfulhack 7y agoI'm not in the search engine or SEO industries, but: Isn't it Google's job to deal with that type of thing in order to give us an accurate print-out of what's most relevant to a search query? Would they do the same thing (i.e. do nothing) if SEO was burying their own Google products' search results? My cynicism is necessary for a healthy and thriving ecosystem. It should not be discouraged.
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- outside1234 7y agoWhy did it work on Bing then?
- paxy 7y agoBecause companies aren't spending millions of dollars, hiring specialists and tweaking their content in every which way to get to the front page of Bing.com results.