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2 years ago
in Google Crap(s) vs StumbleUpon – Personalized Recommendations on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
i keep getting emails from goole about theit craps and they want me to upgrade my toolbar to get it on there. im glad to know it sucks before i downloaded it. thanks
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2 years ago
in Google Crap(s) vs StumbleUpon – Personalized Recommendations on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
i keep getting emails from goole about theit craps and they want me to upgrade my toolbar to get it on there. im glad to know it sucks before i downloaded it. thanks
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Andy Beard
If you have a toolbar, you might as well upgrade to a newer one. Certainly the beta version for Firefox I find usefu, and I typically upgrade toolbars as soone as they are available.
Whilst I may be critical of this feature, I don't mind the data collection side, because I understand it help make my search results and advertising I see more relevant.
That helps make my user experience on the web better.
Google crps on the other hand doesn't improve my user experience, because it seems to be "group profiled" rather than personal profiled.
I have been placed in an "SEO group" and it seem SEOs are meant to spend all their time checking future pagerank.
Since switching on personalization, I have visited some of the sites above, thus it certainly shouldn't be offered to me as part of a lucky dip unles it was to specific new content.
Whilst I may be critical of this feature, I don't mind the data collection side, because I understand it help make my search results and advertising I see more relevant.
That helps make my user experience on the web better.
Google crps on the other hand doesn't improve my user experience, because it seems to be "group profiled" rather than personal profiled.
I have been placed in an "SEO group" and it seem SEOs are meant to spend all their time checking future pagerank.
Since switching on personalization, I have visited some of the sites above, thus it certainly shouldn't be offered to me as part of a lucky dip unles it was to specific new content.
Whilst I may be critical of this feature, I don't mind the data collection side, because I understand it help make my search results and advertising I see more relevant.
That helps make my user experience on the web better.
Google crps on the other hand doesn't improve my user experience, because it seems to be "group profiled" rather than personal profiled.
I have been placed in an "SEO group" and it seem SEOs are meant to spend all their time checking future pagerank.
Since switching on personalization, I have visited some of the sites above, thus it certainly shouldn't be offered to me as part of a lucky dip unles it was to specific new content.