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Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Get Paid to run QC for Google Search Results

I read in an Axandra Newsletter how Google is hiring and employing "International Agents" to check search results and rate their relevance. According to the article, these candidates will also be filtering web pages that use "unethical" search engine optimization techniques like hidden text, cloaking, keyword stuffing, etc.

I like the idea of humans getting involved with the removal of search engine spam but I am a little skeptical over what they may deem as "relevant."

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