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Danny Sullivan (dailysearchcast.com) recommends using direct navigation
Wed, 2008-May-7 by nmw.
Danny is Funny! :D
I love Danny’s jokes — but in this case I’m not sure if he was joking or not.
Avoid Fraud by Avoiding Links — Is Google Listening?
Danny suggests to not follow links, but rather to navigate to sites “the old fashioned way” (direct navigation). Barry Schwartz recommends right-clicking on links and copying them into text editors. Either way, the result is: use the correct domain name / web address. Danny and Barry joke that people who are not able to navigate to the correct domains are “screwed”.
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