Google today took aim at the SEO industry which has gamified search rankings to destroy the value of Google Search results. Often, consumers' web searches for product recommendations, reviews, deals, and discounts, return low-quality or spammy websites that don't deliver the expert reviews or useful promotions they promise, despite their high ranking. That's about to change with the company's latest search update, the company said. On Tuesday, Google announced a search quality update that will s...
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