Katie Notopolous

It doesn't quite hold up, I'll say.

I mean, I know what people are saying, which is that the nature of SEO and the SEO industry has made it such that the stuff you are actually looking for tends to be more and more buried. There's more frequently the sort of drop-down boxes of related questions to what you're looking for that's not necessarily it.

I mean, I know what people are saying, which is that the nature of SEO and the SEO industry has made it such that the stuff you are actually looking for tends to be more and more buried. There's more frequently the sort of drop-down boxes of related questions to what you're looking for that's not necessarily it.

I mean, I know what people are saying, which is that the nature of SEO and the SEO industry has made it such that the stuff you are actually looking for tends to be more and more buried. There's more frequently the sort of drop-down boxes of related questions to what you're looking for that's not necessarily it.

There's a lot more on the page than like, hey, how do I get to the website that has the information? SEO is... is big and vast and like connecting me to the right information about the question I'm asking is not the only thing that Google has broken in a way. I think it's worth remembering that a lot of SEO money goes into like, if you're Walmart, You can pay for the keyword target.

There's a lot more on the page than like, hey, how do I get to the website that has the information? SEO is... is big and vast and like connecting me to the right information about the question I'm asking is not the only thing that Google has broken in a way. I think it's worth remembering that a lot of SEO money goes into like, if you're Walmart, You can pay for the keyword target.

There's a lot more on the page than like, hey, how do I get to the website that has the information? SEO is... is big and vast and like connecting me to the right information about the question I'm asking is not the only thing that Google has broken in a way. I think it's worth remembering that a lot of SEO money goes into like, if you're Walmart, You can pay for the keyword target.

So when someone wants to type in target.com, but they don't want to type the whole.com and they just put in target, your ad for Walmart comes up top in front of them. And then target also has to pay for its own name. So there's like a lot of money of companies being held ransom and having to pay for their own names because someone else is going to run an ad against them.

So when someone wants to type in target.com, but they don't want to type the whole.com and they just put in target, your ad for Walmart comes up top in front of them. And then target also has to pay for its own name. So there's like a lot of money of companies being held ransom and having to pay for their own names because someone else is going to run an ad against them.

So when someone wants to type in target.com, but they don't want to type the whole.com and they just put in target, your ad for Walmart comes up top in front of them. And then target also has to pay for its own name. So there's like a lot of money of companies being held ransom and having to pay for their own names because someone else is going to run an ad against them.

And that's just genuinely a terrible experience. Like, I think a lot of people have had the kind of thing where they search a specific company or name and the first three ads on top are something completely different. Like, that is genuinely, like, very bad experience and kind of broken. Yeah.

And that's just genuinely a terrible experience. Like, I think a lot of people have had the kind of thing where they search a specific company or name and the first three ads on top are something completely different. Like, that is genuinely, like, very bad experience and kind of broken. Yeah.

And that's just genuinely a terrible experience. Like, I think a lot of people have had the kind of thing where they search a specific company or name and the first three ads on top are something completely different. Like, that is genuinely, like, very bad experience and kind of broken. Yeah.

So anyone who uses search a lot probably has their own sort of interior tips and tricks of like how they do it. Like I know that a lot of people put Reddit at the end because often Reddit is a source of great information if you're looking for how to change the light bulb in my refrigerator kind of thing. Everyone does have their own like secret how do I actually use Google model going on.

So anyone who uses search a lot probably has their own sort of interior tips and tricks of like how they do it. Like I know that a lot of people put Reddit at the end because often Reddit is a source of great information if you're looking for how to change the light bulb in my refrigerator kind of thing. Everyone does have their own like secret how do I actually use Google model going on.

So anyone who uses search a lot probably has their own sort of interior tips and tricks of like how they do it. Like I know that a lot of people put Reddit at the end because often Reddit is a source of great information if you're looking for how to change the light bulb in my refrigerator kind of thing. Everyone does have their own like secret how do I actually use Google model going on.

The earlier versions of it were like, in its first, I don't know, five years of existence, it was known as like the trash fire of the internet. Like it was akin to 4chan. It was just full of terrible, awful people. And a lot of that had to do with the way it was being run from the top, which was this sort of laissez-faire system. free speech.

The earlier versions of it were like, in its first, I don't know, five years of existence, it was known as like the trash fire of the internet. Like it was akin to 4chan. It was just full of terrible, awful people. And a lot of that had to do with the way it was being run from the top, which was this sort of laissez-faire system. free speech.

The earlier versions of it were like, in its first, I don't know, five years of existence, it was known as like the trash fire of the internet. Like it was akin to 4chan. It was just full of terrible, awful people. And a lot of that had to do with the way it was being run from the top, which was this sort of laissez-faire system. free speech.

We're not going to get rid of the bad people because, hey, it's the internet and you're allowed to say whatever you want. Eventually, after a series of crises, they decided, hey, maybe if we want to run a successful business, we should ban the Nazis or like all these really awful subreddits they had.