Let's just say I'm being a little ignorant on this here

[zihadhasan012]

You’re sure the search quality team is on to you, so you wear a tin-foil hat to be safe. This didn’t go over so well at your last client meeting. I may not be the best Googler out there who can think of keywords to search for something at the spur of the moment (impromptu or impulsively - I give up on my first few tries). And seriously, I don't know if I should classify myself as impatient, lazy or intolerant.


Just before starting work at 1:11am, I thought of a song telemarketing leads, kuwait telephone number data I heard on radio today. I remembered the lyrics' chorus to that song, just not the title, so I decided to Google it. Just because I wanted an immediate answer, my impulsive human behavior drove me to click not on the first link that appeared, but the second one instead. Why? I don't think the word 'YouTube' made me click on the first link.


My brain tends to ignore anything that does not catch my eye. And believe me, my brain is ninja-ly trained as a huge, huge spam buster. Anything that goes spammy gets out of my way in less than a look. Spam has a bleak future in me. (And I'm making a point to those out there that descriptions and title tags are more important for end-users vs. robots.) One of the reasons why I clicked on YouTube is because I wanted to listen to that song immediately to identify if the song is what I wanted.