Google, please do something with your ads and SEO-spam
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Google, please do something with your ads and SEO-spam
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#3With that said, I've tried to switch on more than one occasion and Bing might be the only alternative that worked for me. DuckDuckGo is always way off the mark, no matter how many chances I've given it over the years. Google still wins, even with the ads and spammy stuff.
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#61. Buy Google stock
2. Google has to show more ads to keep market hype on stock price.
3. They will fill 2 pages instead of current one page with ads. And then 3 and 4...
4. You buy more stock and protect your down side.
5. They will insert 2-3 times more ads per video on youtube.
At some point the average person will loose Google. You win big on stocks until then.
/sarcasm - pls dont do this.
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#7> the process of maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by a search engine.
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#8Can't say I'm ever surprised to see another "WTF Google" post. The search has degraded a lot over the years. With that said, I've tried to switch on more than one occasion and Bing might be the only alternative that worked for me. DuckDuckGo is always way off the mark, no matter how many chances I've given it over the years. Google still wins, even with the ads and spammy stuff.
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#9Just switch search engines.
Re: Google, please do something with your ads and SEO-spam
#10Can't say I'm ever surprised to see another "WTF Google" post. The search has degraded a lot over the years. With that said, I've tried to switch on more than one occasion and Bing might be the only alternative that worked for me. DuckDuckGo is always way off the mark, no matter how many chances I've given it over the years. Google still wins, even with the ads and spammy stuff.