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Google’s algorithm appears to specialize in optimizing sponsored ads in a way that ensures they are highly relevant to what users are searching for. For instance, when seeking a specific product like "the thinnest mini fridge," the ads might precisely match this request, whereas the organic results fail to do so. This begs the question: Why is Google’s paid content so precise, while its organic listings miss the mark?
One can argue that perhaps Google is deliberately making organic results less appealing to encourage users to click on sponsored links instead. The shift is concerning as it reflects a business model that doesn't necessarily benefit the user, but rather the advertisers willing to pay for visibility.