A Michael Broad Blog
By ‘thicker’ I mean more stupid. Here are two clear examples concerning one search term. The search term is: “In general, humans don’t like their anatomy. INFOGRAPHIC“. As I created the infographic, I know what it is about, which is the possible detrimental effect on health of disliking one’s anatomy. Firstly, Google consistently tries …
Website owners can ‘re-program’ search engines using English to request improved search result rankings. Yes, No? To re-phrase that: English language dialogue with search engines is now possible to improve SEO. I am speculating. But read on to see what you think about this fast-moving development. My hypothesis here is that it would seem …
RELATED: Definition of copyright – does copyright of images still apply to the Internet? Much of the content that NVIDIA scrapes from the Internet – and it is allegedly a huge amount – has been taken from YouTube and Netflix. This is according to Tom’s Guide’s report. You may have heard of the AI …
I have just been doing some research to find out if Paris cleaned up the streets by removing stray cats and dogs before the Olympics using Bing’s search engine. China did this before their hosting of the Olympics in the cruellest way. And Russia before the World Cup. Internet search has changed dramatically by …
A lot has been said about Google search console core web vitals – by Google! They claimed that if you didn’t get your website sorted out with excellent, across the board core vitals pass marks your website would be ranked poorly in Google search results. I for one took this to heart and after …
Pets Radar is a website on the Internet which – as far as I am concerned – is a menace and Google should delist it from search results forthwith without compunction. And why am I so fiercely hostile towards this website? Because they consistently publish rubbish information about cats. He is in example. They …
Introduction – message to Messrs Google & Co: sorry for this apparent criticism. I am not actually criticising Google here; just explaining what I think is happening. I could be wrong. It just looks like that. In some ways I agree with shrinking the internet. It is too big; a sprawling mass of websites, …
Quora.com is currently being favoured by Google’s search engine under a new algorithm because it’s a large site with constantly renewed and refreshed content by the users and members of that well-funded website. As a consequence, it has been elevated with a sharply increased number of hits. The Times reports on Saturday June 8th …
