What can you do to make sure you’re asking Google the best question for the answer you need? Here are 5 easy tips.

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Google’s ranking system has a fraction of a second to sort through hundreds of billions of web pages, and index them to find the most relevant and (ideally) useful information. A search on Google provides links with content written by known or unknown authors, based on a ranking system that either follows the preferences of the user, or the collective popularity of certain sites.

You suck at Googling: 5 tips to improve your search skills

I’ve read an article before on how google doesn’t even has a quality filter anymore and push paid ads on top, even unsafe ones. The time and oportunity for change is upon us.

The article makes the assumption that everybody is fine with political correctness. I don’t want Google to show more images of black women driving a truck just for the sake of “equality”, faking reality in such a way only creates misconceptions and makes life harder for people IMO.

I would like to see more in depth content in regards to things like:
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<li>What is considered a ‘qualitative’ search result</li>
<li>What are the most common search terms being used</li>
<li>How deep should I search for a result before refining my current search query</li>
<li>etc.</li>
</ul>