One thing I’ve always loved about Google is their support team. My questions aren’t always satisfied, and I don’t necessarily always get my way, but at the very least they listen. For a while now I’ve been sending them my feature requests and I always receive a personal response from a real person who actually read my suggestion and forwarded it on. As a user, this encourages me. As an advertiser, it comforts me. (more…)
That’s why.
Google seems to have conflicting priorities. On one hand, they appear to be the all-loving benevolent indexers, content to stay in the background, the original idea being that they could figure out natural behavior online and use that behavior to display the most relevant information on any given query. At least that’s how I always thought a search engine was supposed to work. (more…)
I’m a relative newbie to online business. The two years I’ve been doing this may not have produced the grand-master of all internet marketing ways, but I’ve learned a few things. One of those things is (sadly) how to be cynical when it comes to tricks, tips, blogs, and reports. (more…)
I’m going to go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Perhaps I should call it wishful thinking, but I’m not sure whether I really would like this to happen or not. First, some background.
Google is the dominant search engine. With this power has come great responsibility to continue to innovate, return better results, etc. Unfortunately, their fame has come at a great cost. (more…)
