Reddit Blames Google Algorithm Changes For Not Hitting User Growth
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So after Google literally paid Reddit for its content and then ranked them incredibly well in Google Search and its search features, Reddit during its earnings call blamed Google's search algorithm for not hitting its expected user growth.
  • CosmicTurtle0 [he/him]@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Except this isn’t 100% true.

    • Google continues to add more ads per page, despite people complaining
    • Netflix now has ads even in paid tiers. Their subscribers count grew
    • YouTube continues to push ads even to the point of aggressive blocking ad blockers

    There isn’t a single platform that has reduced the number of ads it serves.

    Businesses have learned that the majority of users will take it.