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Google's Home Page Too Promotional?



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Google's Home Page Too Promotional?

I read this article earlier: http://www.seroundtable.com/google-home-spam-15432.html
Do you agree?

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Beverly
Google is opportunistic. Why not? They don't charge us for using Google search engines. We pay nothing. Why shouldn't we be advertised to in some way? Even if it's just links to other useful Google products.



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Tommy Matalino
They don't charge us for using Google search engines. We pay nothing.

Since you brought up that topic, I have a question. Have there been a search engine that only allows members to use their search engine?



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Beverly
Since you brought up that topic, I have a question. Have there been a search engine that only allows members to use their search engine?

Yes, there are some job related search engines where employers can submit job ads for free but job candidates must pay to search for those jobs.



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Tommy Matalino
Yes, there are some job related search engines where employers can submit job ads for free but job candidates must pay to search for those jobs.

So kinda like a premium job hunting site. Something like that?



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Beverly
Yes. From what I remember, the job applicants paid at least $200 for access to the job opportunity listings. While most job sites charge employers and let the job seeker browse resumes for free.



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Tommy Matalino
Yes. From what I remember, the job applicants paid at least $200 for access to the job opportunity listings.

$200?! O_O
How's the earnings on those type of sites? Is it more than that? Or probably less?



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Beverly
$200?! O_O
How's the earnings on those type of sites? Is it more than that? Or probably less?


The site doesn't let you earn money but you can search resumes of employers.



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Tommy Matalino
The site doesn't let you earn money but you can search resumes of employers.

Is it a one time pay? Or a monthly or yearly payment?



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Beverly
Is it a one time pay? Or a monthly or yearly payment?

If memory serves, it was a monthly fee, like $20 + dollars/monthly, totaling $200 something dollars a year. But the typical search engine user was a lawyer or other high paid professional. So they could afford it.



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Tommy Matalino
If memory serves, it was a monthly fee, like $20 + dollars/monthly, totaling $200 something dollars a year. But the typical search engine user was a lawyer or other high paid professional. So they could afford it.

Well, pretty much understandable. A normal internet user might not afford that kind of feature and will just rely on search engines like Google... I might use that if I could earn more than 10 times the amount that I pay them.



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JamesDonovan
I don't think so moreover I don't know enough about it so I am not sure.



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Tommy Matalino
I don't think so moreover I don't know enough about it so I am not sure.

Wow... That's like posting "I have no idea" in the longest possible way. o_O



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Topseoservice
This post really made me laugh. Google home page is one of the most simple ad free hope page I have came across.



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dragonhunter95
I agree with the @Beverly



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