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I build my own blogs / websites. That's why I always knew what Big Tech's next moves were. 3 years ago I ranked #1 on google for "green juice recipe." Knew SEO like few others, and then thought, "What happens when Google manipulates results in political elections?"https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1109132823640735744 …
SEO has changed a lot. It used to be that niche blogs with deep content would rank highest in Google results. Then big media companies complained, and now huge sites end up on page 1 even for thin content. This site was top niche site years ago.http://fit-juice.com/
Remember when Maddox used to be one of the biggest content website on the internet? He consistently beat branded sites. http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=owned And he did it just with white text on a dark background. Back when ingenuity and imagination ruled the web.
As someone who has made a living from helping companies with their SEO for over 10 years, Google continually craps on local companies and businesses to serve those that pay the most in advertising
I flipped to duckduckgo as my default browser. The only time google is better is for apolitical scientific and engineering research.
We cannot remain free and permit Big Tech to maintain its monopolies. The question is not *if* we must break their power, but *how*.
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