Biznology
MARCH 18, 2013
Photo credit: Wikipedia. The issues raised in the SEO Book article are more complicated and involve Google’s search results.) Trip Advisor’s business is aggregating content, so when Google re-aggregates it, well, you can imagine Trip Advisor’s unhappiness. How do we tell the difference? Attribution.
Kevin Indig
JANUARY 31, 2023
Aggregators like Google would lose power since content platforms could train models on their data and provide superior AI experiences. Of the 45 terabytes of text GPT-3 was trained on, 60% came from Common Crawl*, 22% from WebText 2 (which is trained on outgoing links from Reddit), 8% on books and 3% on Wikipedia.
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Writing on the Web
AUGUST 29, 2012
Good content builds momentum and always has an objective, according to Ann Handley and CC Chapman in their book Content Rules. Alltop blog aggregation site: My Alltop page. Let me know which sites are tops in your book in the work you do… hit the comment link and submit. What makes for effective content marketing?
Moz
OCTOBER 15, 2020
But especially when you share on content aggregators, like Reddit, those create actual links for Google to crawl. If you Google that right now, you'll probably find a lot of very old pages, Wikipedia pages. Consider The New York Times puts all its book reviews under the same URL, newyorktimes.com/book-reviews.
Moz
MAY 16, 2019
But especially when you share on content aggregators, like Reddit, those create actual links for Google to crawl. If you Google that right now, you'll probably find a lot of very old pages, Wikipedia pages. Consider The New York Times puts all its book reviews under the same URL, newyorktimes.com/book-reviews.
Biznology
JULY 16, 2013
If you consider it as scrap-booking or doing an historical retrospective of your company’s culture of history, it’ll make much more sense. Sometimes scrapbooking just means capturing the flowers and lovers of your life pressed into the book as-is. How to start?
Biznology
OCTOBER 5, 2011
Image via Wikipedia. Imagine how much more knowledge could be created if we had better ways to share and aggregate atomic pieces of information. You always can tell if a physical book was freshly published or a print from 20 years ago, based on its appearance and smell. Back in the days when “Web 2.0″
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