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There has been a trend in the SEO world of late that while probably being too late to nip in the bud, still needs to be discussed.
For a couple of reasons, there could be special and unknown ranking factor as to why this behavior is so prevalent in the SEO world and if so it is something I certainly want to be aware of.
Second, if there are no ranking factors involved regarding this concerning behavior then it may be worth trying to get a binding resolution through the United Nations to try and prevent it from spreading or more than it has already spread.
First I want to present exhibit A
As can be seen here in a random group of Youtube videos, we have ordinary people going about their ordinary business in a range of different images that demonstrate a range of natural emotions. Genuine and not staged.
Now I present exhibit B
Is there some sort of marketing advantage to making the most punchable face possible? It has the opposite effect on me in that I will sometimes click on their videos in spite of their thumbnails which range from staged and unnaturally gormless all the way through to just looking like a muppet.
The pointing into thin air while a minor irritation on its own, when coupled with a silly face is on the same level as when one of your ear buds got caught on something and was unexpectedly and violently ripped out (before the days of bluetooth of course)
For a couple of reasons, there could be special and unknown ranking factor as to why this behavior is so prevalent in the SEO world and if so it is something I certainly want to be aware of.
Second, if there are no ranking factors involved regarding this concerning behavior then it may be worth trying to get a binding resolution through the United Nations to try and prevent it from spreading or more than it has already spread.
First I want to present exhibit A
As can be seen here in a random group of Youtube videos, we have ordinary people going about their ordinary business in a range of different images that demonstrate a range of natural emotions. Genuine and not staged.
Now I present exhibit B
Is there some sort of marketing advantage to making the most punchable face possible? It has the opposite effect on me in that I will sometimes click on their videos in spite of their thumbnails which range from staged and unnaturally gormless all the way through to just looking like a muppet.
The pointing into thin air while a minor irritation on its own, when coupled with a silly face is on the same level as when one of your ear buds got caught on something and was unexpectedly and violently ripped out (before the days of bluetooth of course)