Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan I mean paid search rankings in general is evil
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan that always bugged me. And scummy, second place: we notice you are doing lots of advanced python searches... little hatch opens in search bar with a monochrome terminal luring you into a limux-like CLI to do some competitive coding on your employer's time and see if you make it to a round of interviews at Google.
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@Daojoan that always bugged me. And scummy, second place: we notice you are doing lots of advanced python searches... little hatch opens in search bar with a monochrome terminal luring you into a limux-like CLI to do some competitive coding on your employer's time and see if you make it to a round of interviews at Google.
@clusterfcku oh my god
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@clusterfcku oh my god
@Daojoan I had to look it up... it was "google foo bar", freaked me out, I thought I was hacked. I didn't "play".
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan that "functionality" is even more 2fun" on dedicated shopping platforms...
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan totally agree, but it happens with other search engines as well. To a point that the proper name you are searching for ends up on the second page.
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan Stop using google, there are so many other alternatives, like Firefox, duckduckgo, mistral chat, open street maps, LibreOffice etc.
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@Daojoan Stop using google, there are so many other alternatives, like Firefox, duckduckgo, mistral chat, open street maps, LibreOffice etc.
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Being able to pay Google to show up above your competitor when someone searches specifically for your competitor is honestly one of the scummiest little growth-hacker products big tech ever cooked up.
“Did you mean the company you deliberately did not search for?”
No.
No, we did not.
@Daojoan On google play store I remarked that I no longer look at the first result of a search. I begin with second one...
