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by tdehnel
1473 days ago
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I think you can find exceptions in any discussion, but that's not exactly helpful. Here's the thing: If I don't answer the user's query accurately, another website will. Then they will get all the traffic. So my long term incentive is to satisfy the query. Within that there is a certain tolerance and understanding among search users that websites can't publish information for free. See Wikipedia constantly begging for money. So companies (my clients) can justifiably get away with a small amount of self promotion. But if you take that too far you'll just get punished in the SERPs too. |
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