DubLi on Google
Google's DubLi semantic Nonsense
Google's DubLi Semantics Lesson 1
Google, get your semantic act together! After the refont of various similar but semanticaly different keywords earlier this summer, Google Search has only become worse for the end user as well as for the advertiser using GoogleAds.
DubLi is a clear Example: I don't know since when the DubLi brand is online, but it sure has been years since dubli.com as well as the DubLi company have an antenna in the internet. Today with over 14000 Business Associates and loads of promotional websites, hundreds of products on active auctions, Google is still not capable to distinguish between a Global Auction House and the Capital of a European Country.
Dublin a great City is all mixed up with DubLi and DubLi long tails get tangled up with the Irish.
Hey, check it out: DubLi has started in Denmark and there is hardly a Danish Fisherman left who is not registered with DubLi and yet, if you search for DubLi Denmark you find the Danish Embassy in DubLin ahead of 11 Million returns:
Of course, thereafter comes a mix of DubLi stuff and Dublin related entries.
How about searching for a cheap flight to Cape Town? get cheap flight's from DubLi!
Type into Google: DubLi Cape Town and you get all the cheap flights from Dublin to the Cape in South Africa - my friend Bianca Gubalke will appreciate!
Would you like to have sushi and sashimi in Dublin and wanna pass at the Japanese Embassy in Dublin? Type into Google: DubLi Japan! luckily semiomantics saves the honnors:
When Michael Hansen announced that DubLi would go soon to Japan and establish its Auction House there, I thought, that as an active Sales Director in DubLi Network I should be at the forefront of that development: I needed a ticket for Tokio and who else than DubLi could provide cheaper flights than DubLi?
Type into Google: DubLi Tokio! Yeahhh… for $500 from Europe to Tokio … the best deal ever!
DubLi Vouliagmeni is yet another highlight: Vouliagmeni being a great place, the greatest on earth, right at the beach, the Eden for active and retired Networkers. Typing in DubLi Vouliagmeni, Google will provide you with full service: from cheap flights to Hotels, Bars, restaurants, Gigs…you name it.
Hey Google! I am here in Vouliagmeni Greece and I want you to understand that DubLi is represented in Vouliagmeni: Place me on top of your search results under DubLi Vouliagmeni…immediately! I have been nice so far, but when it comes to my home town, there is no more joking :-).
Google is like a child, it needs lessons in vocabulary, language and namely semantics. In a few online trainings Semiomantics have shown how to benefit from the lack of semantic intelligence of Google. Today, dear Google we will start to learn the word DubLi: D-u-b-L-i!
This is lesson 1: Get it into your brain once and for all: DubLi is a Global Aution House! DubLi is not sponsored by the Dublin Tourist Office, nor by the Japanese State nor by Easy-jet or other deep and cheap flyers, no, DubLi is a Globalk Auction House.
Again: DubLi is a Global Auction House!
DubLi is independently represented in Vouliagmeni, Greece by Alexandra Nestoridou! Add me in and make it Yorgo & Alexandra Nestoridis. But that's another problem and Greek names will remain a secret for Google for years to come.
What does Google and Danish fishermen have in common?
I have no clue! But it looks as if both were low-techies! I even get Ole the Postman in the mix …
So remember Google: DubLi is a Global Auction House.
Look forward to lesson 2!
Yorgo YORGOOpublishing
PS: Semiomantics semantics frameworks are publishing tools who have been dealing with Google sub-culture and linguistic semantic matching for years: they are rare, expensive and get on top of Google. Semiomantics is the Rolls Royce of semantic frameworks when it comes to storming Google. Contact Zo Nicholas at admin(at)cashbizz.com to find out about vailability and delays. Check out all the Dublicator sites which have nothing to do with DubLi…and yet…:-). Google will learn it!
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