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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
I am more interested if Google is disappointing the user and was the user will do in reaction. In other words; What will the user do as an alternative to Google (if he does that) and where might he go to find his porn?
Obviously. you would want to be in that place to present your offers to the user (outside of the Google *economy*) in this event (if it will happen).
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no they do not want to disappoint but want to teach them how google works.
this semantic thing is years old and it became a bigger and bigger issue. but the users learned with the time how to get what they want by defining their searches.
if you look now in example in the video search (where it is clear what you want when you search for porn) you will see that it did not effect the video searches.
but here the big tubes with the embed videos will be the winner and not the crappy sites what just embed content from 3rd party.
content is still king - and not the content from a 3rd source - the OWN content.
why should google list 100.000 embed tubes before the original ?
99% of adult internet sites are copies or affiliate sites what are promoting others. why should google show the way from los angeles to new your by going over paris?
google looks more and more on the value for the user and they started that LONG ago while the industry still was discussing SEO fairytales they got the important information already from the user himself.
this will not be the end of porn but low quality will have no longterm chance in that game.