It seems that Google is no longer a search engine

Since google is literally a BEHEMOTH, as a user, I do hope that the new project of brave browser takes off.
brave browser bought a search engine company. :eek:

so I hope that it can eat into some of the search engine market share of google, we might have a good chance of ranking websites there too :D
 
My Sister Claims BlackHatWorld.com to be a dangerous hacker site. Is she right or wrong?
Definitely wrong, o_O

although a misstep here and a misstep there, you could be potentially scammed if you don't know where you're going :anyway:
 
Definitely wrong, o_O

although a misstep here and a misstep there, you could be potentially scammed if you don't know where you're going :anyway:
Do you know where are you going?
Should we exchange nudes?
Do you even have a sister?

So many questions.
 
What gets me... WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL OF GOOGLE"S COMPETITION?

Remember all the search engines that came and went. People dont even try anymore I dont think.

Yahoo, Lycos............. I see 'Brave' is trying to compete:
They bought a search engine called 'TailCat"

If sites started supporting their competitors by putting that search bar on their website........ it could change.

Orchestrated effort

Complaining wont do anything.
 
OK I realize my opinion may be a bit biased.

But for real.

I find it impossible to find anything on google these days. The results are crazy.
 
I often search for items on Google and no problem however both Bing and Info.com are better searchers
 
Does anyone remember the movie A.I. with that boy Haley Olment where he asked the search console at the fairgrounds where to find the blue fairy which was in some underwater graveyard? If you thing g is even worse now with all the censorship, wait till they implement more AI tech with voice search and later brainwave (mind reading) tech. It's a brave new world people, buckle up!
 
The solution is simple... focus on niches and keywords where quick answers won't satisfy the search query.

For example:

- How to potty train a puppy
- Best vacuum cleaners
- Stock market investing guide
- How to defend in FIFA 21
- Dyson V11 review

There are tons of them, and the best part is they are more profitable than search queries that can be satisfied with quick answers.
And the Biggest Bullshit Award goes to you!

1, This is not a solution. This is a workaround for some people, but do not solve the systematic stealing.
2, This is how the SERP looks like for those keywords you give as an example:
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potty.png
Surely you can catch a lot of the traffic on those serps, right? /s
 
The updates from the past several months have made Google more like a website, where products and services are directly showed on their search pages instead of only linking towards websites. This has completely changed the search behavior, where users no longer need to go to the website. Should Google pay the websites for showing their content? Google is not a search engine anymore.

(source)

Business it is. They are using every drop of water they can.
 
And the Biggest Bullshit Award goes to you!

1, This is not a solution. This is a workaround for some people, but do not solve the systematic stealing.
2, This is how the SERP looks like for those keywords you give as an example:
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Surely you can catch a lot of the traffic on those serps, right? /s
No, the biggest bullshit award goes to you. Can you learn how to defend in FIFA 21 by reading just one paragraph? This is a topic gamers make 15 minute video tutorials on. Same goes for potty training. Can you learn that by reading just 3 bullet points listed on the SERP?

You missed the point. The point is to target keywords used by searchers looking for detailed information/guides because the content stolen by Google and displayed on the SERP won't give them all the information they need, so they have to click on one of the results.
 
google behavior that not new jokes! google always same behavior
 
When you search for an answer, google gives you the answer. No need to click.

How old is Al Pacino?
What is the population of Amsterdam?
What are the lyrics to Gimme Shelter?
Do people seriously ask Google whole-sentence questions? (except for voice searches, of course)
I always do it like this:
- "al pacino" age
- amsterdam population
- "gimme shelter" lyrics

And none of the people searching for that kind of thing would want to buy anything anyway. So the potential visitors lost are no actual loss for website owners.
 

62.41% of All Google Searches Get No Clicks.​

Over time the number of people that clicked on no result has increased. It went from 54.11% in 2017 to 62.41% in 2020.​

Here’s where it gets interesting. According to Comscore 50% of the searches are voice search.
 
That's how it looks like in my niche (Whitehat)

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I am thinking of starting at Macdolands.
 
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