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The Holocaust did not happen. At least not in the world of Google, it seems. One week ago, I typed “did the hol” into a Google search box and clicked on its autocomplete suggestion, “Did the Holocaust happen?” And there, at the top of the list, was a link to Stormfront, a neo-Nazi white supremacist website and an article entitled “Top 10 reasons why the Holocaust didn’t happen”. 
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A new study broke down one million Google results. The results show that links & content had the highest correlation with a low Google position. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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Did you know that Google and Bing use the data from social sites to determine the placement of your website in the rank results? So, even if Twitter or Facebook are not fetching high sales for you, do not stop leveraging them.
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Hate sites are dominating and controlling searches on Muslims, Jews, Hitler and women, and search engine is failing to tackle problem, say academics Via Phil Bradley
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December 16, 2016 8:21 AM
this has been around a while now, but it's a good read.
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Search engine results pages (SERPs), much to the irritation of search marketers who count on them, change constantly. Google is constantly making tiny, hardly-noticeable tweaks to the familiar layout of its signature creation, leading to gradual changes in user behavior and disrupting the expectations of optimizers who were counting on [...] Via Phil Bradley
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