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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
I still don't know of any articles about the differences because they are not comparable. (Websites and ebooks).
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Yes, they are comparable. If you can't understand something as simple as that, then please stop posting on this thread.
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
You said most people go to a, b, c and d sites.
How do you know this? Do you know most people.
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1) The biggest websites BY FAR are Facebook, Google, YouTube and Wikipedia.
2) Google owns YouTube.
3) Type a word that ordinary people use into Google, and there's a good chance Wikipedia will be one of the top three hits.
4) I've read articles that say most people go to these sites.
5) I've been designing websites for more than two decades, and I've experienced the changing dynamics of the Internet. It isn't rocket science.
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
And again I said if the information is constantly changing I wouldn't<snip>
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Yes, we've heard your invaluable opinion(s) about that. I'd like to hear from people who haven't chimed in yet.
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
As to searches, it may be I don't do generics example stamps but specific like limited edition Elvis Presley stamps. So Google may be guessing what information I need.
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Yes, I'd venture to guess that ordinary people don't do a lot of searches for "Elvis Presley stamps." I'd wager that 90% of the people who use Google type in the names of countries, animals, people, etc.
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
Many times it is a specific brand, item and model number. Those I usually get Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot or Harbor Freight first. Depending on who sells the product.
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OK, so now you're searching for specific brands of Elvis Presley stamps. Believe it or not, the world doesn't revolve around Elvis Presley stamps. Most people don't care about Elvis Presley stamps, and I certainly don't care about them. My interests are biology, political science, geography - the same broad topics that account for the majority of the traffic on the Internet.
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
Oh 2 decades ago, it was yahoo not google. Google is only 18.  |
Thanks, but I'm really not interested in twenty years ago. I was kind of hoping to gain some insight into the relations between ebooks and websites TODAY.