Comments on: How Google’s Real-Time Search Will Change Twitter and Facebook http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/ Search Engine Optimization - Social Media - Web Design - Web Development Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:12:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Phil Buckley http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-1975 Phil Buckley Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:53:32 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-1975 Twitter is already awash in spambots and robo-accounts, but it still holds appeal for real people, even if marketers are getting smarter about the keywords they're tweeting Twitter is already awash in spambots and robo-accounts, but it still holds appeal for real people, even if marketers are getting smarter about the keywords they’re tweeting

]]> By: AddamInsane http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-1969 AddamInsane Thu, 04 Feb 2010 09:31:57 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-1969 oh great, the downfall of twitter. Over time it will be used less and less by real people. oh great, the downfall of twitter. Over time it will be used less and less by real people.

]]> By: Phil Buckley http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-705 Phil Buckley Wed, 09 Dec 2009 17:20:32 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-705 I like that one Morgan! I like that one Morgan!

]]> By: Morgan Siem http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-704 Morgan Siem Wed, 09 Dec 2009 17:13:28 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-704 I think that Twitter users SHOULD take note and chose their wording accordingly. I know I won't mind seeing more tweets that actually SAY what they're talking about. Phil's right - let's transition from "I love this stuff" to "Phil Buckley's blog post at www.1918.com had great information about Google's Real-Time Search #twitter #facebook." ;) I think that Twitter users SHOULD take note and chose their wording accordingly. I know I won’t mind seeing more tweets that actually SAY what they’re talking about. Phil’s right – let’s transition from “I love this stuff” to “Phil Buckley’s blog post at http://www.1918.com had great information about Google’s Real-Time Search #twitter #facebook.” ;)

]]> By: Phil Buckley http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-701 Phil Buckley Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:23:56 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-701 I think it depends on who you follow. I think "professional" tweeters working as brand evangelists will have to think about keywords more than some guy tweeting about eating at The Pit yet again ;-) I think it depends on who you follow. I think “professional” tweeters working as brand evangelists will have to think about keywords more than some guy tweeting about eating at The Pit yet again ;-)

]]> By: Steven Hilton http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-700 Steven Hilton Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-700 Ewww. If Twitter and Facebook are transformed like that, it will make my twit stream look more like marketing messages. Which will turn me off, and make me use it less. Ewww. If Twitter and Facebook are transformed like that, it will make my twit stream look more like marketing messages. Which will turn me off, and make me use it less.

]]> By: Phil Buckley http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-697 Phil Buckley Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:57:21 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-697 You're right Jacob, but then again, what doesn't Google do that causes SEO's to constantly stay on top of their game. When they're tweaking the algorithm twice a day, it's almost impossible to imagine anyone except a full-time SEO could be expected to keep up. You’re right Jacob, but then again, what doesn’t Google do that causes SEO’s to constantly stay on top of their game. When they’re tweaking the algorithm twice a day, it’s almost impossible to imagine anyone except a full-time SEO could be expected to keep up.

]]> By: Jacob Stoops http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-694 Jacob Stoops Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:08:06 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-694 I think this is going to force SEO's to really step up their game! Personally, I first noticed this in action yesterday when Google put up the Popeye logo to commemorate it's creator's birthday. It was really exciting to see tweets (and backlinks) streaming live right in the SERPs! A truly extraordinary development. I think this is going to force SEO’s to really step up their game! Personally, I first noticed this in action yesterday when Google put up the Popeye logo to commemorate it’s creator’s birthday. It was really exciting to see tweets (and backlinks) streaming live right in the SERPs! A truly extraordinary development.

]]> By: Rob Laughter http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-680 Rob Laughter Wed, 09 Dec 2009 04:17:12 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-680 I was having a conversation with Dave Bartos (@david_bartos) today about Twitter and how news breaks... We were laughing that Twitter was wide open with Tiger drama when it first came out, but then we were all like, "Yeah, okay. Let's shut up about it." Except for you, of course ;) It's interesting how Twitter can not only disseminate news so quickly, but return to normal in a matter of hours. Traditional media is still whining about Tiger Woods (because it entices the audience and boosts ratings, I'm sure). *shrug* Only time will tell what will happen. Until then, sit back and drink it up, boys! I was having a conversation with Dave Bartos (@david_bartos) today about Twitter and how news breaks… We were laughing that Twitter was wide open with Tiger drama when it first came out, but then we were all like, “Yeah, okay. Let’s shut up about it.” Except for you, of course ;)

It’s interesting how Twitter can not only disseminate news so quickly, but return to normal in a matter of hours. Traditional media is still whining about Tiger Woods (because it entices the audience and boosts ratings, I’m sure).

*shrug* Only time will tell what will happen. Until then, sit back and drink it up, boys!

]]> By: Phil Buckley http://www.1918.com/how-google-real-time-search-changes-twitter-facebook/#comment-679 Phil Buckley Wed, 09 Dec 2009 04:12:11 +0000 http://www.1918.com/?p=1033#comment-679 I think the average user will see whatever Google offers, which will be more and more real time results. I do agree most small and mid-sized businesses may not be tweeting with real purpose yet, but there are plenty of savvy companies that will see this a real opportunity to distance themselves in search, just like early adopters of SEO did back in the day. I'll be fascinated to see how my newspaper markets view this development. I'm sure that the big guns are developing a strategy to deal with breaking news stories (Tiger Woods, Balloon Boy, etc.) in a real time world. I think the average user will see whatever Google offers, which will be more and more real time results.

I do agree most small and mid-sized businesses may not be tweeting with real purpose yet, but there are plenty of savvy companies that will see this a real opportunity to distance themselves in search, just like early adopters of SEO did back in the day.

I’ll be fascinated to see how my newspaper markets view this development. I’m sure that the big guns are developing a strategy to deal with breaking news stories (Tiger Woods, Balloon Boy, etc.) in a real time world.

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