Good point, I think you're right. Same with how many YouTube ads they can have before a video, before people start to get pissed/leave the platform (and/or maybe get YT premium). It's all calculated to make them more money.I think indeed their ad revenue went through the roof but their search quality dropped a lot.
If they made 100% of their search into ads, they'd profit billions for one or two quarters, then they'd die. This is an extreme.
What they're doing is making X% into ads and measuring how much shit people will tolerate.
I said it before Google is in a financial loss, let’s buy them with DD blessings
To big a pay check. To little competition. Why would they spend more than necessary to improve their service? They are practically untouchable.Youtube is down and no reaction from the official Youtube account yet.
https://twitter.com/search?q=youtube is down&src=typed_query
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Google infrastructure is obviously in some shit.
I repeat : since May 2019 they haven't gotten it right. Whatever they did back then was a major league fuckup.
Good point, I think you're right. Same with how many YouTube ads they can have before a video, before people start to get pissed/leave the platform (and/or maybe get YT premium). It's all calculated to make them more money.
Yeah for sure, that must be the case.They probably have detailed statistics about this.
If 10% leave and 90% stay for the ads, it means 10% unsatisfied but revenue goes up 40% so fuck it.
They probably do the same with SERPs.