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Originally Posted by windstorm
Anyway, what I want to say in conclusion is that many many small websites that I know of in different niches have been hit hard by Google, even though they weren't getting much SE, they were cut even more.
So I see a more overall monopoly of organic traffic and little guys are cut off. That means less uniqueness of content and more control for bigger tubes. Not to mention a LOT of SE traffic is going to CJ tubes that are just linking to the big tubes or other smaller tubes that pay for views.
But I guess Google doesn't care anyway of adult niche, it's the black sheep of internet search.
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internet is the real life.
there is monopoly all around and the rules of reality marketing have been approved since years.
one man shows will not have a big chance in that game. a few ill survive but the big players have specialists for all and everything. there is nobody in the world who can be 100% in each little part of the biz.
there are people who know how to make a great website but donīt know how to drive traffic there - there are people who know about traffic but have no clue from website design or programming, there are people what are 100% focused on traffic monetizing.
what reason should exist that all those specialists should be kicked by people who are amateurs in the most things they are doing?
this trend was visable 15 years ago and i remember that i was fighting with webmaster who did not believe it. they swore in their strategies because they just did not WANT that things change. 95% of them are gone - i am still here because to WANT something is one thing - the OBVIOUS stream of a market is a very other.