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After a decade of declining search result quality, you'd think Google would have made some headway at busting through this kind of blatant SEO highjacking. It's
by cush 3y ago
After a decade of declining search result quality, you'd think Google would have made some headway at busting through this kind of blatant SEO highjacking. It's interesting what kind of scummy markets emerge when there's no rules, no barrier to entry, and the only thing you need to earn a profit is to get views.
- Aeolun 3y agoI think we can assume that if google had wanted to, they could have. I barely see this crap on Kagi after all.
- ipaddr 3y agoI barely see anything on kagi their search results are as thin as a default searx instance
- DistractionRect 3y agoMy take on that is it's simply more profitable to ignore it. Having to click through multiple results to find the information you want is more ad impressions than having answered your question in the first or second result.