I often wonder how certain sites become THE TOP TEN.
Have these sites gone through a consumer type examination?

Does TTT have a better service or product? Or is it Editors Choice?

Are you getting the best possible service or product with Editors Choice?

True there are millions of pages of information out there, the question is:

How do you decipher between THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY?

Does the first or second page of information found by search engines give credibility?

For the most part it does, but does that mean you've found the best of the best or what you are really looking for?

Personally, I have spent lots of time on searching products, services, Etc. on the Web. This is what I find.

1. First is not always better.

Taking an extra 5 minutes or so to go through a few more pages found by search engines, can prove to be most lucrative. (Example)Most people click through maybe 2-3 Pages and settle because we are in a hurry. (Present Company Included) However by just taking that little extra time you will find some great sites, bargains, services, and products you never thought existed. In fact, why not try this: I start from the last page or go to all odd number pages on first visit, (take notes). On the second visit, I go to even numbers.

Although not all will be million dollar businesses or have prize-winning sites, but for the most part, you will find sincere, honest, and reliable people you can put your trust in.

2. Repetitious

How often do you search for something and find the same listing twenty times?

Does that mean there are only twenty businesses in this line of business? {I doubt it}

Is this coincident or format? Do your homework, don't just rely on one

Search engine, or editor's choice. Remember, It's Your Party,You Can Cry If You Want To.

The final decision and consequences rests upon you.

Happy surfing!

 

About the Author

Jim Drake
Http://www.jdroadwise.com
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