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I apologize for my lack of clarity. I was implying that since Google owns 90% of the search market, that they have the ability to steer people toward paid sear
by jschveibinz 4y ago
I apologize for my lack of clarity. I was implying that since Google owns 90% of the search market, that they have the ability to steer people toward paid search without market pressure. To steer people in that direction, one approach is to water-down search results to create frustration in the consumer, and then offer to provide paid, higher quality search results as a solution to that frustration.
- cratermoon 4y agoAh, I understand clearly. For higher quality search results, can Google offer a specialized, undiluted, version of their search technology, or would they need humans to curate and refine the results, like librarians or research assistants?