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I think Google's been very successful with their approach, so much so people suggest its some kind of optimum. You've already got a fairly good idea of what you
by greendestiny 18y ago
I think Google's been very successful with their approach, so much so people suggest its some kind of optimum. You've already got a fairly good idea of what you want when you're at the point of typing some keywords, and at that point its hard to beat Google, but there is a whole stage before that point where you don't have a keyword for what you want.
- volida 18y agoIf you know you want you know the word. Except if you mean people don't know what they want.
- azharcs 18y ago'Want to Travel to China' is not a word, it is a desire. Ads for air tickets to China is an ad which realizes that desire.
- lacker 18y agoYou can know what you want without knowing the word. For example you might be thinking "I want to go to that website that is kinda like hacker news... but a bit more mainstream... and it has a little alien logo." You would know the website if you saw it, and if you could remember the word "reddit" your search would be easy. But you might not know that word. And the search kinda works anyways: http://www.google.com/search?q=hacker+news+with+alien+logo http://www.google.com/search?q=hacker+news+with+alien+logo