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I'm not really sure what you're saying. It seems to me the number of shills creating content is vastly outnumbered by normal people creating content, so the tri
by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I'm not really sure what you're saying. It seems to me the number of shills creating content is vastly outnumbered by normal people creating content, so the trick of adding "reddit" to the end of queries is still very much useful (blackout protests aside) since it's usefulness derives from getting information from normal people and then having normal people upvote the "best" comments. Just the other day I tried this with data recovery software very quickly found some free software that was highly praised. If I had just searched "data recovery software" on Google I get whichever data recovery place as the best SEO, including many of them who claim that a novice should be trying it at all and should use their services pronto. Using reddit in this case gave me the exact information I wanted, where Google alone was next to useless.
- Forgeties79 3y agoYeah I don’t know their experience, but mine is when I add “Reddit” i often get 2-3 threads talking about the exact thing I’m looking up in the top 10 results.
- edgyquant 3y agoWhat I’m getting at is that those threads have a high likelihood of being gamed to make you think a certain way