Search is dead

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    Prof.stan, Feb 13, 2008 IP
  2. Jaysonnhs

    Jaysonnhs Active Member

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    That's over 2 years old. I'm sure you are aware of that?
     
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  3. Prof.stan

    Prof.stan Well-Known Member

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    Today i have read it really didn't know.
     
    Prof.stan, Feb 14, 2008 IP
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    Kagato Banned

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    LMAO!

    A bit out of date :)
     
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    Did you even read that article yourself?
     
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    Search will never be dead because its the prinicpal way people look for information on the net.
     
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    Even when there is no search such as the computers just read your mind and deliver it before you conciously knew about wanting it (I'm sure this is somewhere in Microsoft's Labs), there will still be a search component to monetize.
    Eric
     
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    No matter what happens some kind of search system will be around. Which is not to say that the search systems aren't going to evolve and change.
     
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    Search is not dead and it is a continuously improving as to give a better and accurate information
     
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  10. Prof.stan

    Prof.stan Well-Known Member

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    Means what???
     
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    Yes, search is dead.

    Keep telling yourself that while everyone else thinks otherwise and we'll see who's right.
     
    BiffyFrenchman, Feb 19, 2008 IP
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    This is a good example of why you should always take these types of articles with a grain of salt. Ha. SEO is dead indeed. That's why I (along with many other people) make my living primarily from natural traffic.

    People are always wanting to freak out and over-react about things.
     
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    Prof.stan Well-Known Member

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    I agree with you very right......
     
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    up and down is part of life same as up and down traffic in search engine, It does not mean search is dead or traffic is dead,

    I am continuously getting high traffic for my site from Yahoo Search Engine, I don't think so that yahoo search engine is dead. Last few days I got good increased traffic from yahoo.
     
    marshalseo, Feb 19, 2008 IP