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>> If you read the right sources a majority of seo advice is correct. That's a contradiction. If you have to read the right sources, then by definition the majority of advice is not correct.
Why does it mean the majority of advice is not correct? That is a myth.
How Search Works
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#102thx matt and the google search team for doing this. it's nothing new for technically inclined people, but every little bit helps. helps for what? teaching people to worry about the right aspects of search and the impact on their business, instead of worrying about bullshitphrases that were planted in their head by a SEO agency key account or a blogpost from 2008. so well yes, thx for doing this. i will send it to my…
"80 Prozent von allem, was über SEO geschrieben wird, ist Bullshit"
some things just cross the language boundaries.Re: How Search Works
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#104I keep checking every so often, but searching for "this phrase" or +absolute +requirement is still broken. Even "Verbatim", isn't. If they can't even get simple search right, who would trust them with anything more?
Do you have some example queries to debug?
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#105I missed most of the content on this ... page ? Exhibit ? Installation ? whatever it's called, because it told me to scroll, I did, and I scrolled through a bunch of what looks like empty space and arrived at the end ("and that's how search works"). The user is apparently supposed to stop and watch some animation at certain places, but it's not clear where to stop scrolling. Perfect example, near the top there's some…
I gave you a +1 because I had the same "scrolling issue". After your comment I noticed a lot of comments on the same issue, so I decided to try it again. The second time I noticed that a blue arrow flashes at the bottom of the screen after all the content has populated, almost promoting you to scroll down. I suppose most everyone, including me, initially scrolled to fast to even see the first "arrow/prompt". Despite…
Agreed, I like it. It looks like the stuff that goes on in futuristic movies, with a lot of things happening on the screen and no one is really looking at anything particular but it's impressive. This has a potential. Who's up to make this WIC software?
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aka 95+ petabytes.
100 million gigabytes = 100 petabytes ~= 88.8 pebibytes 100 million gibibytes ~= 95 pebibytes
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#107I missed most of the content on this ... page ? Exhibit ? Installation ? whatever it's called, because it told me to scroll, I did, and I scrolled through a bunch of what looks like empty space and arrived at the end ("and that's how search works"). The user is apparently supposed to stop and watch some animation at certain places, but it's not clear where to stop scrolling. Perfect example, near the top there's some…
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Why does it mean the majority of advice is not correct? That is a myth.
Because the majority of advice is coming from the _wrong_ sources
Here is a list the top 100 seo blogs, find the BS in there. www.branded3.com/seo-blogs/