Larry Page back in May made it very clear that Twitter had set the trend for real time searches The fact that Google was loosing sleep over Twitters exponential growth made it very clear that it was time for The Big G to get back to the drawing desk to and changes its algorithm to feature real time searches in its results.
Google today announced that it will roll out a new real time based search results interface. The new features will be rolling out in the next few days and will be available globally in English. You can try them out today by visiting Google Trends and clicking on a “hot topic,” which in most cases will bring you to a search results page with the new real-time feature.
Have a first look at Google’s real-time search:
If you see the search results in the video above you’ll notice that real time searches take up almost 4 – 5 lines of the page. This will impact the search results that were at the bottom of page one. If your search result was at number 9 or 10 on the first page, you’ll find that its has now moved to page two or maybe even out of the search results.
According to the Google Blog , “Our real-time search features are based on more than a dozen new search technologies that enable us to monitor more than a billion documents and process hundreds of millions of real-time changes each day. Of course, none of this would be possible without the support of our new partners that we’re announcing today : Facebook, MySpace, FriendFeed, Jaiku and Identi.ca — along with Twitter, which we announced a few weeks ago”
With the new launch Google clearly has indicated that relevancy and real time searches is the way forward for Google’s future search technology and if you are not present on media that impacts real time searches you may not be featured in the top results.
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I would be glad to welcome google’s real time searches.
i find it amazing that you type something and click on search and google produces about a thousand results for your search. Although some of the results are not relevant to what you seek, but i think google is doing great and i imagine what the real time searches would be like
Sounds like an interesting feature for google! Looking forward to test it myself!
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I cant wait to test it and see if I can get some more traffic for news related posts.
huu.. real time searchh
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Google trends is available long back. what is new in this?
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Lets see if it also indicates that twitter will lead them around like a puppy…
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Interesting. Real time searches and relevance is the key. Thank you so much for sharing a very informative post.
real time search is just amazing!! ever time i tweet my link google index it in just a second
Wow, that is exciting. I am eager to see it continue to roll out.
The video is informative but i am still not able to understand that how google will come to what is happening right now. Google seems to depend upon social networks for this.
Real time search is always in demand and may become a all time favorite for the net savvy geeks to go along… Its again a better step to go forward and wider the knowledge within the fraction of time with the real time web search..
Google is up-to some thing hopeful their into ruling the internet full and frequently.
It will be really exciting stuff as because it will create new array in the filed of search results.
Although some of the results are not relevant to what you seek, but i think google is doing great and i imagine what the real time searches would be like
This would be good for us little webmasters.
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Wow..this is going to change things up a bit.
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wow, this is awesome after Wave, Snipper, google has came with some thing new again, real time search will really save the load up time and will make things more easy too.
Thanks for information about Google Real Time web search feature.
It does look great in a row after wave and snipper. That’s why google does seem a great leader to the search engines.
Wow that is really cool, Google is always expanding and trying to compete with its competitors. Thats a real nice change to google search.
Google turned on real-time search on its main site this morning with little fanfare, after a huge announcement and demo earlier this week. Go to google.com and search for a news query (Obama Nobel will work) or for something like “marshallk on twitter” and you’ll see a live streaming section of the page displaying messages from Twitter, newly updated web pages and other real-time information.
I can see clearly from the video that the new feature being added by the Google. google always come up with great things.
Yahoo! announced its integration of Twitter alone in its search results today, but it’s buried in obscure parts of the site and isn’t based on access to the full Twitter fire hose. Google’s implementation is much better than what Yahoo! or Bing are doing and is going to introduce millions of people to the concept of real-time search for the first time.
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Yes we need to be aware of each and every short change in Google strategy.So As you said in real time search your rank can be decreased .
I was thinking…what if 100 sites submit a news story on the same topic. Who shows up first? The biggest, most powerful site?
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We are going back in time, Infoseek days in 1997. If you want to rank #1, don’t worry about quality content, relevance or popularity, just be the last person to Tweet about a topic and you’ll come out on top (at least, for a few seconds).
thats a cool feature from Google. keep moving…
yeah, due to real time search now you may easily search your result with keyword and you may also check your mail,facebook,twitter status directly from SR of Google, this gradually saves up you time
If you see the search results in the video above you’ll notice that real time searches take up almost 4 – 5 lines of the page. This will impact the search results that were at the bottom of page one. If your search result was at number 9 or 10 on the first page, you’ll find that its has now moved to page two or maybe even out of the search results.
With the new launch Google clearly has indicated that relevancy and real time searches is the way forward for Google’s future search technology and if you are not present on media that impacts real time searches you may not be featured in the top results.
Google is pretty quick at indexing fresh content and new web pages can show up in Google search results within minutes of getting published online.
To use Google as a real time web search tool, you can add the parameter &as_qdr=d to the Google search URL and only recent pages, that were indexed in the last 24 hours, will show up in your search results.
Amazing and remarkable steps has been taken by the google and i think it is really very useful and unique.
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I am eager to see it continue to roll out.
I would be glad to welcome google’s real time searches.
Its a great news from google
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