Google confirms links are not that important, Google’s CEO on what search will be like in 10 years, and Does the WNBA actually have potential now?
In episode #2728, we argue that while Google has stated that links are not as important as they used to be, we still believe that they play a significant role in rankings. We also discuss the use of user signals in search rankings and the need for Google to protect its algorithm, and shift the conversation to the WNBA and the potential for growth and increased pay for players like Caitlin Clark.
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- (00:00) Today's topic: Google confirms links are not that important, Google’s CEO on what search will be Like in 10 years, and Does the WNBA actually have potential now?
- (01:15) Google confirms links are not that important
- (06:27) Google’s CEO on what search will be Like in 10 years
- (13:12) Does the WNBA actually have potential now?
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