Something's off kilter

I assume, then, you're not using the Goggles, just hanging out on the list being the Devil's advocate?

I've come to the conclusion myself that there's nothing else the Goggles can show me that I didn't learn about web pages in the first week of using them.  If, as you say, the algorithm is changing often, maybe the boys can keep up and there's something else to learn there.  Hexatrack may be something different but I haven't got onto that yet.

I don't see the point of the Goggles anyway as Google Adwords give their own quality score and ways to improve it and it seems that would be the most accurate and up-to-date measurement of what's going on with Google.

1000x ways to getting traffic outside Google ... Even 10 of those would be of assistance I'm sure.  Care to share?

I am a Hexatrack Pro member. Have both Google Goggles and Niche Goggles as well. My main complaint with Google Goggles is it's conflicting data with Hexatrack's results regarding profitability score. Niche Goggles shows markets that I KNOW are profitable as one's to avoid as well. Just makes them seem gimmicky.

Not a thousand ways. 1000 times more traffic.

Hint: it's the opposite of online.