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Which components make up Google Search? Watch as Gary 鯨理／경리 Illyes (so official, trust me) quickly mentions the three main building blocks that make up Google Search. #HowSearchWorks

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Фото профиля Introverted Geek

Introverted Geek2 лет назад

@methode 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 tldr: be reddit, quora, forbes or owned by Dot Dash

Фото профиля Vishaal

Vishaal2 лет назад

@methode The net result being, no matter how good your content is, it won't rank ahead of big brand spam.

Фото профиля UniGuide® Ⓥ Follow me on Bluesky Social

UniGuide® Ⓥ Follow me on Bluesky Social2 лет назад

@methode You guys insult the intelligence of publishers - ad nauseam.

Фото профиля How to Internet?

How to Internet?2 лет назад

@methode 3 Components of Google Search: 1. Greed (Ads and Search team are one now) 2. Disdain (for Small Business) 3. Deception (Double speak nonsense from the likes of Sullvan and Mueller)

Фото профиля Ratnesh Kumar

Ratnesh Kumar2 лет назад

@methode 1. Reddit 2. Quora 3. LinkedIn

Фото профиля Darth Autocrat (Lyndon NA)

Darth Autocrat (Lyndon NA)2 лет назад

@methode Okay - I grudgingly admit, that's funny. Well done! :D

Фото профиля Rupert Du Maine

Rupert Du Maine2 лет назад

@methode You forgot the part that says: Make a Sub-reddit and we'll send you a bucket full of traffic even if the content is crap.

Фото профиля Slava

Slava2 лет назад

@methode Gonna come back later for the comments.

Фото профиля Aaron Gove

Aaron Gove2 лет назад

@methode Great content as always 👏👏👏

Фото профиля Emirhan Yasdiman

Emirhan Yasdiman2 лет назад

@methode What happened to Discovery and Rendering? You had 22 more seconds. 😁

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