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I don't think the author's issue was that youtube results were ranked highly, but that they took up a much larger amount of screen real estate. Look at the scre
by fuzxi 6y ago
I don't think the author's issue was that youtube results were ranked highly, but that they took up a much larger amount of screen real estate. Look at the screenshot in the article - half the page is one youtube video, then there's a video bar (all youtube, perhaps coincidentally) which is twice as tall as the last, non-youtube result.
- jeffbee 6y agoI just produced a search result that puts a Vimeo video in the carousel at the top of the page. It was difficult, because Vimeo sucks and nobody uses it, but it proves that the arrangement of junk on the SERP is origin-neutral. The top result gets a bigger box.