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Google has created a multibillion-dollar economy based on keywords. We use keywords to find things and advertisers use keywords to find customers. As Michael Arrington points out, this is leading to increasing amounts of low quality, keyword-stuffed content. The end result is a very spammy internet. (It was depressing to see Tim Armstrong cite Demand Media, a giant domain-name owner and robotic content factory, as a model for the new AOL.)
Some people hope the social web â link sharing via Twitter, Facebook etc â will save us. Fred Wilson argues that âsocial beats searchâ because itâs harder to game peopleâs social graph. Cody Brown tweeted:
On Twitter you have to âgameâ people, not algorithms. Look how many followers @demandmedia has. A lot less then you guys: @arrington @jason
These are both sound points. Lost amid this discussion, however, is that the links people tend to share on social networks – news, blog posts, videos – are in categories Google barely makes money on. (The same point also seems lost on Rupert Murdoch and news organizations who accuse Google of profiting off their misery).
Searches related to news, blog posts, funny videos, etc. are mostly a loss leaders for Google. Googleâs real business is selling ads for plane tickets, dvd players, and malpractice lawyers. (I realize this might be depressing to some internet idealists, but itâs a reality). Online advertising revenue is directly correlated with finding users who have purchasing intent. Googleâs true primary competitive threats are product-related sites, especially Amazon. As it gets harder to find a washing machine on Google, people will skip search and go directly to Amazon and other product-related sites...
(From the "cdixon.org - chris dixon's blog" post. Thanks to Chris Dixon.)