Another reason to jump on the Twitter bandwagon?
The Google Operating System Blog, (the unofficial Google blog) is reporting that Google is about to launch a NEW microblogging search engine. Microblogging means Twitter. We’ll do the geek discussion, then get to what it might mean for wedding photographers.
Some see this as the route for monetizing twitter (and other microblogging services) via ads and others like SEO Event are discussing the potential SEO implications around this rumored move by Google.
Google’s new search engine would work like its own search engine that works in Blog search. The system is more sophisticated than the one found in Twitter as it uses algorithms that would sort results by relevance as well. Even messages from Twitter with the search term would be displayed. These algorithms are made use of to the fullest in order to produce more sophisticated, different and useful results. The beauty of this new search technology is its intelligent codes that are playing wonders by dragging information from all over. The new search engine would also be able to make a note of the number of followers who visit the website, re-tweets and other factors.
Our interest is peaked but we can only guess if this microblog search engine will provide marketing opportunities for photographers. We’ll being doing our best to keep you informed via this DWF blog, especially since the 800lbs gorilla Google is starting to take a more active interest in microblogging.
Either way there could be some exciting new advertising or SEO opportunities via this new microblog search engine in the near future. Maybe you’ll buy Google Microblog Pay-per click ads. Maybe you’ll massage your Twitter SEO to steer brides your way. This could end up the cutting edge of marketing to brides. Or maybe not.
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2 Comments at "Google May Finally Show Twitter Some Love"
I’ve noticed an increase my positioning once I started using Twitter. In fact, many of my tweets were showing up on google search when I doing photography related searches. Very cool
Ouch. I better start working with twitter a bit more. I wasn’t really impressed with Twitter because of the lack of SEO potential, but since Google is now interested, I’ve need to start tweeting.
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