BEST PLACE TO HIDE AN OBA? PAGE TWO OF GOOGLE

The best place to hide a dead body is page 2 of Google search results

How often to you look at page two when you search for something on the web?
 
Statistics have shown that as many as 91% of "Googlers" never go past the first page of Google when performing a search.  With stats like that, page two or beyond can be a great place to hide, and considering the size of the web, an advisor's web presence can be easily buried deep in the search results presented by Bing or Google. 
 
Case in point.  If you were to search for my name, "James Cella", just one of the top ten results (page one of Google) are positive hits for me. 
 
The others?
 
Those are the other "James Cella's" in this world.  You know, the one that's a hollywood producer, a singer in Europe, and a lawyer in New York.  Yeah, those guys.
 
So maybe the saying is true.  You can hide a dead body on page 2 of Google.
 
On the flip side, Eagle Eye correctly identified me (James Cella) correctly ten out of the first ten results found by system.  That's 100% accuracy in this case and a huge improvement on Google's 10% accuracy mentioned above.  If you wanted to go even deeper, every result in the top 30 result is a positive hit for me in Eagle Eye and if you were to look at the top 50, only 4 results were false positives. Those are staggering numbers compared to what we have found on Google or Bing.
 
So even though one can hide a dead body or more realistically an outside business activity, an undisclosed social media account, website or blog on page two (or beyond) on Google, one can't easily hide them from Eagle Eye.