SEO Norway- The Whole Story About Real TIme Search

Written by Maria Johnsen Thursday, 07 July 2011 09:33

Will Yahoo and Bing apply real-time search results into SERPS? The answer is yes. The evidence is clear when both started to include Twitter in their SERPS. By joining Google with these types of results for their clients, there is an added bonus to many website operators making social media marketing now easier than ever.

Will Yahoo and Bing apply real-time search results into SERPS? The answer is yes. The evidence is clear when both started to include Twitter in their SERPS. By joining Google with these types of results for their clients, there is an added bonus to many website operators making social media marketing now easier than ever.

Simply like with different pages and the way they get ranked, the more visits and backlinks a site receives, the upper the ranking within the SERPS. This is often drastically simplified and simply part of the algorithm that's applied to the SERPS, but a good method to elucidate it. With Twitter, Facebook, Diggs, and other social media sites changing into listed within the results of a key word search by surfers, the social media marketers receive additional coverage than ever before. This all started in 2010, and has already shown beneficial results. This social media promoting is the cyber world's version of word-of-mouth advertising.

For those not certain of what I'm talking regarding, let me explain. At the bottom of the many articles there are icons from Digg, Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, and others that are well-liked social networks. These social networks permit members to post links to their favorite net pages that they need found. At 1st, this was simply a method of sharing information. Soon cyber markets realized that's was an advertising gold mine and is for free. Soon many website owners were testing the waters in this new arena. Many made postings and would send the links to their friends asking them to scan it and leave comments.

At 1st, this was simply a method of sharing information. Soon cyber markets realized that's was an advertising gold mine and is for free. Soon many website owners were testing the waters in this new arena. Many made postings and would send the links to their friends asking them to scan it and leave comments. The simplest method to push an editorial on one of these sites if the reader likes it's by "digging" it on Digg or "tweet" it on Twitter. Each hit being considered a recommendation to other readers, the article or webpage moves up the rankings on these particular sites.

The main differences between the big three search engine results are that Google and Yahoo have integrated the results from these social pages as part of their main results from search queries. Bing still has the results on a separate page, but what would you expect from Microsoft. Bing is the smallest of the search engines so this might be the reason why they have a different approach. By being different, they will give the web surfer an option. Only time will tell. With Google still at 75% of all search queries and Yahoo at about 24%, Bing has a lot of ground to make up.

That was a foregone conclusion. With Yahoo following precisely what Google is doing and Bing attempting a new approach, only time will tell which is most well-liked by the net surfing community.