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Google searches deeper into sites than before
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The Feedster said:Recent changes made to Google's search engine have sparked controversy amongst some online retailers. When you search for retailers like Best Buy, the results are displayed with a secondary search box. Using this box, you are able to search for content within the relevant retailer.
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This suggests that on-line retailers do not really want people to find them or buy from them, in which case what have they got to hide?... or are these on-line sites just being used as a vehicle to pour losses into and then making them all disappear at the tax payers expense.
Sorry about my cynicism but I just cannot see how retailers can complain about something that potentially benefits their on-line business
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No, I think it suggests that they don't want to pay for multiple click throughs, when it would normally be one.
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rolfw said:
Ah so they want the exposure but don't want to pay for it....
Well it is obviously another way of making the big boys even bigger ;)