"Here’s a quick run-down of the nonsense and bad advice you’ll get from your friendly neighborhood SEO debunkers (and there is more than one guilty party so let’s not worry about who got nailed this time)."
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That was a very good article! Its a long one so prepare yourself. Get out of the 140 mindset and get ready to do some heavy reading. All 11,159 characters which doesn’t include spaces. "And you quote about Ask saying search has a drop in it’s success. I totally agree, I just wish people would wake up to the Google monopoly. So, that we could see more innovation."^ One of the commenters posted that. I was watching the History Channel this evening, one of the few shows I’ll watch, and guess who I saw? At the bottom right of the screen the ask logo came drifting in. Then an ask search box. And then a search query related to the program I was viewing. That is absolutely genius on Ask’s part and one method they are using to slowly gain a fractional percentage point every month. It’s the little engine that could.
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