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You don't even have to blacklist... just look at user behaviour. Did the user come back to google and select the next result after two seconds on that site? Did
by ajsnigrutin 5y ago
You don't even have to blacklist... just look at user behaviour. Did the user come back to google and select the next result after two seconds on that site? Did many users do that? Something has to be wrong with that site, rank it down.
I'm pretty sure i'm not the only one who clicks on pinterest results in eg. image search, and immediately click back to find another image somewhere else.
- wodenokoto 5y agoNo, that SEO shit works. The whole adbased internet is optimized to waste your time. Did I spend a minute or two trying to read a 1000 word article, because I was looking for how many pixels there is in a 4k monitor? Or did I spend 2 seconds visiting a chart?
- orthoxerox 5y ago> Did the user come back to google and select the next result after two seconds on that site? It usually takes me at least a minute to recognize a search-optimized text if it's a topic I am unfamiliar with. Let's say I am googling something about windproofing underfloor insulation. The article starts with some basics about underfloor insulation in general, so I skim through the introduction, start hunting for the part of the article where it actually starts talking about windproofing and realize it's been cobbled together out of six random introductions or generated by GPT-3.