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It's not enough. I used to always skip the ad of the canonical site I was looking for to avoid incurring them a cost when I knew what I was searching for. But
by satellite2 4y ago
It's not enough. I used to always skip the ad of the canonical site I was looking for to avoid incurring them a cost when I knew what I was searching for.
But it's often no longer possible. The actual search reasult you want is the ad and the link is no longer duplicated in the organic search results.
So you have to click the ad.
- itronitron 4y agoyou also have the option to not use Google and use DuckDuckGo or Bing instead
- account42 4y ago> You also have the option to not use [ad-funded search engine #1] and use [ad-funded search engine #2] or [ad-funded search engine #3] instead.
- Thorrez 4y agoDo you have an example of this? I haven't seen it. Disclosure: I work at Google but not on Search.