Archive for "real time search"

Barely a few hours after Google unveiled ‘Search Plus Your World’  micro-blogging site, Twitter, voiced its disapproval publicly saying that these changes were “bad” for both consumers and web publishers.

Twitter said that Google’s recent updates will make it tougher for people to find the breaking news that was being shared by its users only on the micro-blogging portal till…

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The internet world is buzzing with excitement over the latest Google news!

Reportedly, Google is testing a new feature which keeps updating the result page in real time for your search as you type your search query.

This new feature was first spotted by UK SEO consultant, Rob Ousbey and Google’s Ambar Pansari and Marissa Mayer confirmed the feature in…

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We’ve been running some internal SEO tests over the last few months and one thing has really stood out  – The rate of ranking changes is increasing.

The idea that rankings change fairly often isn’t exactly a startling revelation for most SEO practitioners – as we’ve all seen rankings move about quite regularly over the years – but the rate…

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2009 was a disappointing and potentially business changing year for Yahoo! in terms of Search. If not for the deal brokered with Microsoft, 2010 might have been the end of the once mighty search engine.

So with a new year upon them, and a glimmer of hope on the horizon, Yahoo! have come out with a range of enhancements to…

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It’s pretty safe to say that the buzz throughout the latter half of 2009 surrounded real-time search.

With Google rolling out real-time search results into its regular results page in early December, there is now even greater opportunity to get more exposure for your business.

So, how can you get found in real-time searches?

It’s all about Twitter…

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It’s taken them over a month to get it live, but Google have now officially launched real-time search.

We first told you about Google’s deal with Twitter to bring up-to-the-minute search results back in October. At the time there was a lot of speculation on how Google would present this data to searchers. Well, here’s how it looks:…

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Last week, Google announced it is now using RSS and Atom Feeds to find and index new web pages on the internet.

Historically Google has relied on URL submission and links on other web pages as its primary way to find new online content. Using these submissions and links, Google’s spiders crawl and index the relevant content…

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Although it’s all very new, there has been a lot of talk lately about real-time search and how it will impact your search results. Now real-time search has become even more of a reality with the announcement of a partnership between Twitter and Google which gives Google access to Twitters full feed of public tweets.

From the official Google post:…

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There has been plenty of news lately in the online world about real-time search.

Twitter is the big winner at the moment, but Facebook is desperately trying to get in on the action also. Now the latest news is that Google and Microsoft have thrown their hats into the ring and simply want to buy Twitters data.

So with all…

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Unless you’ve been locked away on the moon, you’ll be well aware of the micro-blogging phenomenon that is Twitter.

Twitter has now been running for almost 3 three years and has become a treasure trove of information and links – which makes it hot property for the likes of Google and

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