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| The Domain Guy War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: New Delhi, India
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Guys, Google launched Google Instant yesterday. It's a really big innovation, one that can dramatically change the way people search. Basically, search results are updated instantly as you type in a keyword (try it out on the main Google homepage). How do you think it will impact SEO? According to TechCrunch.com, Matt Cutts says that SEO will be negatively impacted over time because people will be able to refine their search on the fly. Would really love a discussion on this topic here. Also some statistics on how your traffic has been affected ever since Google Instant was launched. |
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I believe this will have great impact especially on those who were fighting really hard to get to #1 in search results for some specific keyword. It's time we start rethinking our strategies. Let's see how Instant will evolve further.
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Cincinnati, OH
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I feel people are blowing this WAY out of proportion. Remember, as of now, that 1 billion searches / week does NOT mean 1 billion people search on google.com. There is a big group of folks that use the toolbars, address bars, etc to search with google. Instant does not affect these things, as of yet. | |
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Toronto
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I think its a great change and about time, I'm surprised something like this wasn't implemented sooner to be honest. As for its effects on SEO, I think it may make traffic coming through Long Tail KW cut down a little. |
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Personally, to me it doesn't look like it will affect SEO at all. I have used it several times in the last 24 hrs. All that has been changed is how the results are displayed. It shows search results for whatever is in the search box in a self refreshing fashion constantly. My guess is that it will help the searcher see instant results based on the instantly present search term. Nothing in the algorithm has seemed to change. It has just sped the delivery of the results. In other words, you just don't have to hit enter. That's all. SEO is still relevant and, apparently, will continue to be.
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While trying out the "instant" feature, it seems that Google will still record the long-tail I choose and account for it in the Google keyword search tool results even if I don't actually type it out. It may in fact give me an advantage if I see any changes in keywords that others don't, so I'm trying to understand how this is anything but a positive for SEO. Like all of Google's algo developments, time will tell I guess.
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