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A Note from the AuthorBrowsing the Internet to do research on certain subjects can be sometimes impossible due to a high volume of blogs that give bad advice. These directions are given by people who have little experience or facts to back their own statements. Nonetheless, people read that information and sometimes they "fall for it". Believing false information may sometimes lead to a series of life misfortunes and make the victim of foul information feel discouraged or unsuccessful. Because the length of a human life is arguably only 800 months, I propose that we stop wasting other people's time and every time we post information on the Internet, we only tell the truth, honest subjective obervations and advice based on real-life experience. Therefore, the purpose of Authentic Society is to inform people about the information that matters. Things that help people with their lives or careers in one form or another. I, Greg Sidelnikov, an expatriate of the Russian Federation, am the sole author of Authentic Society. I promise not to write misleading content with hidden intentions of monetizing my website. I will make a clear distinction between valuable content and advertisements stored on Authentic Society and I before I write any articles at all to be posted on this website, I will find out whether there is a demand for that information. I will only write about things that I feel there is a demand for. If you know anything about Search Engine Optimization, you also know that posting a link that points to someone else's website is like casting a vote that will eventually contribute to the "pagerank" of the website being voted for. Sometimes this event is manipulated by the blog authors. It is safe to say that while not all blogs give bad advice, most of them do. Authentic Society places no such importance on manipulating content. This website is about providing information there is a demand for, and only such information. Website traffic, or the amount of visitors that your website receives from Google search can be thought of in two different ways: targeted traffic, and non-targeted traffic. One of the most important conditions that Google constantly tries to achieve is making sure that people find what they are looking for. This means that when you perform a search for "used cars" on Google, and if the website you choose from that list actually contains listings and prices of used cars, you are considered a targeted visitor. At that point Google has accomplished its goal. But there are people who are constantly trying to outsmart Google. They want their website to show in the top 10 search results and be able to sell advertisements to you, whether the content of their website is relevant to the focus of your search or not. Because these people will do almost anything within the limit of their own intelligence to drive untargeted traffic to their websites, some of the statements that they make are simply irrational and must be avoided at all cost. This information is not researched and therefore it is misleading. Because of the high volume of these articles, the quality of search results on Google suffers marginally making the task of people who look for intelligent information on the Internet unnecessarily difficult. Bad advice on the Internet is easy to find, it is everywhere. A large majority of people write bad content and give bad advice because they are optimizing their blogs and their sole intention is to make more money by driving traffic to their website. They use different tricks to essentially scheme their way to the top 10 search results. Instead of basing their articles on research, they manipulate the text of their articles by guessing what Google thinks is a valuable hint in order to find the best results for a specific keyword. For example, using bold text and intentionally using the same keyword multiple times in their blogs they mislead Google and other search engines. Some of these websites are very effective at doing just that. I created this website as a statement against content manipulation. I am not perfect, and I will listen to your advice on how I can make Authentic Society better, if you have anything to say.
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