The largest search engine in the world does not take into account

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They are wrong. "likes" and shares in the largest social network in the world. Experts from the American marketing company Stone Temple Consulting proved this in the course of a study . Google "Can't See" What Exactly You Liked When you like a web page, it does not appear on your profile.


Google has no way to tell what, where, or when you liked it. Again, Google does saudi arabia email list not know when or where Facebook users like it. Sure, Google's robots can read the scripts of "Like" buttons on web pages and determine the number of users who have "liked" them. But they don't know who exactly clicked the "Like" button.


From Google's perspective, a "like" from Mark Zuckerberg, Artemy Lebedev, or Matt Cutts himself is no different from a "like" purchased from the owner of a fake account with 150 fake followers for $0.10 on the stock exchange. If Google can't determine the authenticity and value of each "like" individually, then the information available to the search engine about the total number of "likes" can be considered useless.