Can u manipulate user experience results?
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fb3003
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because he wants to cheat his clients
paisawaisa
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There are some microjobs site which you can use for this.
roydan
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Never even crossed my mind, I'm so naive sometimes lol...
Elvlin
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most peopole do this to cheat buyer, they create,fake report sell the website on flippa
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Why you need to fake it? be natural and be real.
blackbeans
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Yes, there are even whole services dedicated to simulating clicks.
Basically, people will search for your keyword, find the results on Google, and then quickly click the back button for your competitors.
Once they find your result, they stay.
If you repeat this a couple of dozen times, it doesn't mean much of anything.
If you repeat this over many different IPs at different times and in different geographic areas of the world, Google will sit up and pay attention.
It will interpret this series of events as a great user experience.
The bottom line: it seems that the person entering your target search term has found whatever it is they're looking for on your site and not on your competitors'.
Keep this up for a long enough period of time, and you'd be surprised at how well your rankings go up.
This is a part of user experience, which has become an official factor when Google's RankBrain update was rolled out a few years back.
Basically, people will search for your keyword, find the results on Google, and then quickly click the back button for your competitors.
Once they find your result, they stay.
If you repeat this a couple of dozen times, it doesn't mean much of anything.
If you repeat this over many different IPs at different times and in different geographic areas of the world, Google will sit up and pay attention.
It will interpret this series of events as a great user experience.
The bottom line: it seems that the person entering your target search term has found whatever it is they're looking for on your site and not on your competitors'.
Keep this up for a long enough period of time, and you'd be surprised at how well your rankings go up.
This is a part of user experience, which has become an official factor when Google's RankBrain update was rolled out a few years back.
xReminisce
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there is a bot in the marketplace here in bhw that does exactly this.
simulate random or calculated clicks to navigate around the site.
simulate random or calculated clicks to navigate around the site.
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This way quite work, but does microworker offer service like this?