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Why do we Google?
- Published on Monday, 12 December 2011 09:39
- Written by Alan Roberts
It’s all a question of brand, I suppose. Back in the bad (good?) old days, there was no Google; search engines were pretty thin on the ground and those that were around tended to be a mass of adverts surrounding a little search box. The results of your searching efforts were variable at best – type a slightly different search term a few times and you got totally different and often irrelevant results. Back then, search was simple – SEO was a glimmer in the marketing mans eyes and websites were pretty much judged by their quantity of keywords. Then, in late 1998, a revolution happened.
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