I will ask Sid to look into it! Thanks for the heads up
Craig (lapp)
· 1 year ago
I would really like to get some thoughts and input into this post. Comment and let me know if you agree or disagree
k1v1n
· 1 year ago
I think they're toast-- they just don't matter anymore. People aren't visiting sites they're visiting pages.
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· 9 months ago
Google will never remove url method from their search engine it can kill their business to if they do that.
Craig (lapp)
· 1 year ago
Pages they will get by search! Thank you for agreeing!
streetstylz
· 1 year ago
Not a big fan of ScanLife. The NeoReader for the iPhone is A LOT better !!
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Jason
· 1 year ago
Will Chrome and other Google Apps change the game soon?
Craig (lapp)
· 1 year ago
HA HA ! Neoreader is the one I use too, forgot to mention it
Craig (lapp)
· 1 year ago
In my opinion YES!
Brandon
· 1 year ago
I must admit, chrome has changed the way I use the web. However, I still use URL's. This could be because I am so used to the using them. Now it just quick-fills them for me. I think google search already put a huge dent in the URL selling business. There is still a whole lot to be said for having a great URL. A Yellow Pages may send you to a hairstylist, but having a place called 'shear perfection' is still much better than having a business called 'haircuts3345333'
Nick Stamoulis
· 1 year ago
This is a great point. If URL's become a bit obsolete, we may face the same problem ultimately that we do with phone numbers. When you lose a cell phone number, you're not used to having to memorize so oftentimes you're there without any numbers as they have all been memorized by your phone! Imagine not remembering any URL's... and having your computer crash.....
Then again, Chrome DOES have your web history stored on the web right? Hmmm maybe you're right :)
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· 1 year ago
I am really amazed when first installed Google chrome, that how it has made address bar a search field, and end of the manual entry of the website. But after a specific period of time, it won't show pages directly. Then we need to open Google homepage again for searching.
txtface
· 11 months ago
You got a point there (not a dot :) ). Search engines will merely move from being link aggregators to being link suppliers. Browsers will win the war. Look out, here comes Microsoft again.
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· 11 months ago
I still use URL's. But I am really amazed with my Google chrome first installed
Busby SEO Test
· 11 months ago
I still use URL's but I must admit, chrome has changed the way I use the web.
Busby SEO Test
· 9 months ago
well not necessarily, you still need those for connection and communication, but nice analogy by the way.
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· 9 months ago
Domain names (and URL naming) will still be important, since: 1. Google uses them (and bold's it) in its search algorithm (example: atlanta.net and atlanta.org come up before Craigslist on a search for "Atlanta") 2. Domain names are the internet's way of Branding 3. Internet company's need names and no name is better then a good domain. In fact, I can't imagine breaking that connection. 4. With all the phone memories, etc - people still remember phone numbers (though I often forget mine).
Customer Retention
· 9 months ago
To believe or not to believe...that is the fortune cookie way.. Chrome still sucks give it some time to get tweaked out by the open source coders then we'll be blazing.
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Then again, Chrome DOES have your web history stored on the web right? Hmmm maybe you're right :)
1. Google uses them (and bold's it) in its search algorithm (example: atlanta.net and atlanta.org come up before Craigslist on a search for "Atlanta")
2. Domain names are the internet's way of Branding
3. Internet company's need names and no name is better then a good domain. In fact, I can't imagine breaking that connection.
4. With all the phone memories, etc - people still remember phone numbers (though I often forget mine).