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How exactly would deoptimizing Ryanair hurt them financially? Do Ryanair customers search Google for anything but "Ryanair" when they want to get to ryanair.com?
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well a google of "cheap flight dublin london" Ryanair comes up third. Which implies they must get a fair amount of traffic from search engines
3rd place gets you, what 10% of the people who search for it?
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well a google of "cheap flight dublin london" Ryanair comes up third. Which implies they must get a fair amount of traffic from search engines
3rd place gets you, what 10% of the people who search for it?
fwiw they are 2nd on duckduckgo for grandparents search, and the first airline.
Why do companies even have this clause in their T&C? What's the benefit?
Why do companies even have this clause in their T&C? What's the benefit?
I actually remember my boss telling me to put bullshit clauses in contract drafts so that those people have something to chew at and refrain from messing with the actual matter of the contract.
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well a google of "cheap flight dublin london" Ryanair comes up third. Which implies they must get a fair amount of traffic from search engines
3rd place gets you, what 10% of the people who search for it?
How exactly would deoptimizing Ryanair hurt them financially? Do Ryanair customers search Google for anything but "Ryanair" when they want to get to ryanair.com?
How exactly would deoptimizing Ryanair hurt them financially? Do Ryanair customers search Google for anything but "Ryanair" when they want to get to ryanair.com?
Ryanair have such a well known airline brand that it's unlikely they are relying on organic search results.