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They are referring to how they link out their images and SEO content that ultimately one will find unusable & frustrating. I have experienced this many times w
by bearjaws 3y ago
They are referring to how they link out their images and SEO content that ultimately one will find unusable & frustrating.
I have experienced this many times when looking for a specific image on Google Images, I will click on the link that goes to Pinterest only to find the image is not there.
- dpkirchner 3y agoIMO this is more a Google problem than a Pinterest problem. Google does the same thing with text search (returning results that have few if any of your search terms), possibly over relying on opengraph tags and other such metadata.
- xcdzvyn 3y agoI concur. It's such a pain to go back and requote random words in my query on every search because Google decided it knew what I wanted better than I do.
- pessimizer 3y agoPinterest did this on purpose, for traffic, and have maintained it for many years now. If either company saw it as a problem, it wouldn't be.
- giancarlostoro 3y ago...and yet whenever Google deprioritizes over emphasis on SEO, Pinterest never seems to go away... Is it some sort of partnership they have that keeps Pinterest so prevalent? Or did Google one day just decide to promote Pinterest more, I'm sure they promote Facebook and other social media site results too.