Alex
12-09-2010, 03:49 AM
With google releasing "Instant"... you type, it appears instantly.... do we as website owners need to look at our current SEO and adapt it??
Apparently not : http://www.steverubel.com/google-instant-makes-seo-irrelevant
What effect will it have on SEO ?http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/sep/09/google-instant-effect-on-seo
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Looking into it....... website owners are going to need to aim for the top 3 positions now.
In my view based on what I've read, anything other than that is going to be futile.
Also, are we going to have to adapt our SEO to cover more broader terms like simply having " Mobile Disco " .... or " Wedding DJ " without the location being involved?
Matt Cutts (From Google)
"The search results will remain the same for a query, but it's possible that people will learn to search differently over time. For example, I was recently researching a congressperson. With Google Instant, it was more visible to me that this congressperson had proposed an energy plan, so I refined my search to learn more, and quickly found myself reading a post on the congressperson's blog that had been on page 2 of the search results."
What are peoples view on this " new search " method??
Will it affect our industry in anyway??
Discuss :D :D :D
Apparently not : http://www.steverubel.com/google-instant-makes-seo-irrelevant
What effect will it have on SEO ?http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/sep/09/google-instant-effect-on-seo
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Looking into it....... website owners are going to need to aim for the top 3 positions now.
In my view based on what I've read, anything other than that is going to be futile.
Also, are we going to have to adapt our SEO to cover more broader terms like simply having " Mobile Disco " .... or " Wedding DJ " without the location being involved?
Matt Cutts (From Google)
"The search results will remain the same for a query, but it's possible that people will learn to search differently over time. For example, I was recently researching a congressperson. With Google Instant, it was more visible to me that this congressperson had proposed an energy plan, so I refined my search to learn more, and quickly found myself reading a post on the congressperson's blog that had been on page 2 of the search results."
What are peoples view on this " new search " method??
Will it affect our industry in anyway??
Discuss :D :D :D