An interesting thing is the algorithm according to which specific search results appear in a Google search engine based on a given password.
Formulas of this type of algorithms can be variously constructed so that different search results can be obtained according to the same password.
Added to this is the issue of promoting search results for companies that have made certain fees for a high level of positioning in search results. Unfortunately, this is not an objective process of finding information available on the Internet but a formula based on commercial marketing. In this situation, there is a question about competitiveness, which is limited in this way.
In view of the above, I am asking you: Does Google's search engine algorithm restrict competition in the availability of information on the Internet?
Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.
As I know, most of searching engines operates such a way. So your argument that Google's search engine algorithm may restrict competition in the availability of information on the Internet can be supported. We, reearchers or scientists, should thus know how to effectively promote their own research outcomes, given a situation that we cannot afford the marketing cost. My suggestion is (1) to indicate (a) very well-known key words (related to your paper) and add (b) your own unique key words (representing the core value of your program of research) in all of your publications and (2) consistently do in such a way, while simultaneously promoting your papers in mutiple-media channels such as a twitter, facebook, instragram, your own homepage and blog, and so on. For example, when I publish my first research outcome: Article Optimizing Staffing, Quality, and Cost in Home Healthcare Nu...
I developed my own key word, "Park's Optimized Nurse Staffing (Sweet Spot) Estimation Theory," and then consistently indicate the key word, "Park's Sweet Spot Theory" in all of my follow-up publications, while informing it to my all of SNS channels. I think that it has had a positive effect to promulgate my novel yet strange core-value to the nurse science community. I hope that my experience can be of help to someone, who would like to promote his/her unique research outcomes so that they can show up in a much earlier and easier way in the Google search engine.
When it comes to searching for information on the Internet, asking Google has now become the first reflex of most Internet users. But its business model based on advertising makes it useful only for finding basic information or for online purchases. For expert research of scientific, technological or business information, it is too biased, which means that its results are not relevant and not exhaustive enough. Professionals cannot therefore be satisfied with it.
In my opinion, Google's search engine algorithm severely restricts competition and access to quality information on the Internet.
Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG
An interesting thing is the algorithm according to which specific search results appear in a Google search engine based on a given password.
Formulas of this type of algorithms can be variously constructed so that different search results can be obtained according to the same password.
Added to this is the issue of promoting search results for companies that have made certain fees for a high level of positioning in search results. Unfortunately, this is not an objective process of finding information available on the Internet but a formula based on commercial marketing. In this situation, there is a question about competitiveness, which is limited in this way.
Do you agree with me on the above matter?
Please reply
I invite you to the discussion
Best wishes
Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG
Thanks to Google search, you can find a lot of personal information on the Internet about Internet users using various websites that log on to various social media portals, using various information services offered by various companies and institutions via the Internet. Increasingly, people do not know how much information about them can be found by other people on the Internet. The Google search engine refers to a variety of other knowledge resources, databases, social media portals in which a lot of information about citizens is found. In addition, Google develops its Big Data database solutions in the cloud computing and competes with Facebook and several other large online technology companies in the collection of data on Internet users.
Do you agree with my opinion?
Please reply
Best wishes
As part of the technological development of the web browser that has taken place since the late 1990s, the importance of the business and / or marketing factor in search algorithms is growing.
Greetings,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
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