Google Instant Launches - go play ;)

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Yes, go to google and search for something you will be very suprised...

so what does everyone think of this new feature?

P.S You have to be signed in to a Google Account.
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  • Profile picture of the author socialbookmark
    I didn't find anything new in Google. What did you see that you say its a new feature?
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  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    I was impressed when they added suggestions below the text box as I typed. This takes it up a (big) notch.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
      Originally Posted by Richard Odell View Post

      Isn't this Google suggest?
      It was, and I couldn't remember what they called it. Now it shows search results as you type.

      They're rolling it out, so it is coming to a data center near you soon!
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    • Profile picture of the author WhamSoft
      You can read all about Google instant here Google Instant

      I'm not sure if I like the feature or not yet.

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      • Profile picture of the author AndrewHansen
        If you don't have a Google account you can try use the feature for now here:

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        • Profile picture of the author Marksv
          Originally Posted by AndrewHansen View Post

          If you don't have a Google account you can try use the feature for now here:

          Google

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          I couldn't see it up until I followed your link.

          Holy crap!

          Google is just a monster at changing the playing field..

          It's interesting I'm ranking better for one of my keywords using the instant search instead of the original search..(And I'm logged out too...)

          Nice!

          Mark.
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          • Profile picture of the author djbventures
            Originally Posted by Marksv View Post


            It's interesting I'm ranking better for one of my keywords using the instant search instead of the original search..(And I'm logged out too...)

            Nice!

            Mark.
            This part of it seems very skewed. I'm not sure what is going on here. I will see my page ranking much higher when I am logged in so I am led to believe it is considering my previous search patterns when returning results. That's scary! I don't think I want my search activity monitored that closely, nor do I want Google to decide what I should or should not see first in the search results.

            Anyone else experiencing this?
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      • Profile picture of the author Rashell
        Hmmm, not sure if I like it. It starts to give you search results before it's even fully sure what you're searching. It reminds me of having conversations with those people who have to finish your sentence but... they never mastered the art of listening well so they always mis-finish them. Always found those conversations annoying.

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        • Profile picture of the author Mohammad Afaq
          I get it when I visits Google.co.uk but I don't have it at regular google.

          Is this feature only for the UK?
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  • Profile picture of the author N4PGW
    I didn't get anything until I came back and read that I must BE LOGGED IN! Then I did it.

    Interesting new feature.
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  • Profile picture of the author brendan301
    holy sh*t this is friggin cool. pretty soon google will be posting the results of your search before you type them in the search box
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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Howard
    I wonder if this will have SEO implications...meaning that if you don't show up above the fold, forget getting google traffic?

    What do you guys think?
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  • Profile picture of the author D_M_S
    Nice. It's like AJAX on steroids.
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  • Profile picture of the author DrewClement
    Is anyone worried/considering/thinking about the implications on SEO and their marketing campaigns?

    I'm not making blanket statements, as it is too soon to tell what is going to happen, but is there any concern that this could be damaging for long tail keywords? Search results show up before the term is entered, thus giving people what they want before they even type it in.

    Even just the effect it has being a distraction to the user and all....?
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    • Profile picture of the author Bewley
      Originally Posted by DrewClement View Post

      Is anyone worried/considering/thinking about the implications on SEO and their marketing campaigns?

      I'm not making blanket statements, as it is too soon to tell what is going to happen, but is there any concern that this could be damaging for long tail keywords? Search results show up before the term is entered, thus giving people what they want before they even type it in.

      Even just the effect it has being a distraction to the user and all....?
      Hmm... people are already blogging about it and some possible ramifications for long-tailed searches and SEO.

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  • Profile picture of the author Colton
    This could do a multiple things to affect people's seo campaigns. I'm not sure if for better or for worse though. This is crazy. Will they eventually make this the default do you think?
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    • Profile picture of the author krystalm
      The other day when I was on Google my computer started doing this. I thought something was wrong with it so I restarted to see if it continued, which it did not. And I was glad. I think the feature is annoying as a searcher.

      As for the SEO component. I suppose it could help with finding keywords on my side, but on as a user I may choose one of the suggestions given to me instead of what I was originally going to type, which could be bad for some previously used KWs. Just a thought.
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        • Profile picture of the author IntoTheAbyss
          Originally Posted by Wakunahum View Post

          I think there is opportunity here if you think about it carefully.

          Here is an example.

          When you type in the words "magnetic name" to search for magnetic name tags or magnetic name badges, the listings show up instantly now giving the user something to click on.

          Magnetic name has 46 searches a month exact with very low competition.

          The other terms (magnetic name badges or magnetic name tags) have more than 1000 exact. You can get listed number one for "magnetic name" and pick up all sorts of traffic as your listing will come up. Very few have optimized for such a word as before it was pointless as no one searched for it before.

          Now you can essentially "snipe" all types of traffic with pointless 2 word phrases as your site can come up first now.
          You've nailed it. Pre-keyword is going to be the new long tail (in terms of niche-like sites).

          I think Instant is going to kill any traffic that the sites below the fold were getting before the changes.

          After doing some testing, it seems to be very much biased towards authority sites if you stop halfway. Perhaps that will change after the pre-keyword optimised sites start appearing.
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          • Profile picture of the author Jeff Marshall
            Originally Posted by IntoTheAbyss View Post

            You've nailed it. Pre-keyword is going to be the new long tail.
            Until Google changes the game, again. This isn't going to stop.

            Be sure and manage how much time you invest in sniping and algorithm exploits -- authority sites are a much better bet these days.
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          • Profile picture of the author DrewClement
            Originally Posted by IntoTheAbyss View Post

            You've nailed it. Pre-keyword is going to be the new long tail (in terms of niche-like sites).

            I think Instant is going to kill any traffic that the sites below the fold were getting before the changes.

            After doing some testing, it seems to be very much biased towards authority sites if you stop halfway. Perhaps that will change after the pre-keyword optimised sites start appearing.

            Does pre-keyword really work in the same way as long tail though?

            I am just playing devils advocate...but if you are using white hat SEO and content to rank for the term ""Replacement Battery for laptop" then arent you usally going to be ranking as well for "replacement battery" as the term will be used just as often in your content and on-site SEO, backlinking etc.

            If it doesnt work that way exactly...then isnt it a heck of a lot harder to rank for pre-keyword terms than long tail?

            Who knows really.....just saying lol.
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            • Profile picture of the author Hogni
              This is definitely an interesting new feature.

              While I can see how this might affect the search rate for longtail keywords. I think we'll be surprised of how many people will continue searching for the longtail keywords.

              I've been playing around with it for a while now, and I noticed I keep typing until I hit enter. I don't stop 'cause I see an interesting page. And yet again, if you're a fast typer, it's going to be tough to spot most of the pages anyway.

              But you never know. Testing this new feature will definitely be interesting...
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    • Profile picture of the author Kael41
      Originally Posted by Colton View Post

      This could do a multiple things to affect people's seo campaigns. I'm not sure if for better or for worse though. This is crazy. Will they eventually make this the default do you think?
      Just pinged a good buddy of mine (engineer) over at Google HQ, and apparently they're rolling this out and gaining real time feedback/updates/data to test out a more widescale deployment.

      My guess is that if this passes full muster, it'll go out to all datacenters
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  • Profile picture of the author warrior-of-light
    Not sure what u are talking about. Whats new again?
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  • Profile picture of the author VeitSchenk
    looks very cool. Haven't observed any differences in rankings for my sites though.
    All in the same spot, instant and normal

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    • Profile picture of the author DrewClement
      Originally Posted by VeitSchenk View Post

      looks very cool. Haven't observed any differences in rankings for my sites though.
      All in the same spot, instant and normal

      Veit

      I still have no idea how this will fully impact things, as no one really does at this point...

      However I dont see this as something that will change rankings for keywords. I see it instead as something that could very well drastically alter what exaclty people search for...

      altering all kinds of results and stats on exact keyword searches and phrases.
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  • Profile picture of the author palpatine
    Well, apparently this will not affect rankings. That's according to this article I found on the Google home page.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    Here's how things will change:

    Let's say you rank for "Replacement Battery for laptop."

    With "instant" results, if the top result for "Replacement Battery" says something about laptops in their description, a portion of the searchers will never finish typing the phrase that would bring them to your page.

    Of course, the broader site would have to have something specific in their description to pull in the searchers, but over time, that's probably what we'll see.
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    • Profile picture of the author Justin Goff
      Just checked it out today, this is going to be very different and affect a lot of SEO and PPC campaigns as well
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  • Profile picture of the author Derek S
    i'm ranking third in the US for my broad, most competitive keyword. It will be interesting to see how it effects my traffic for the keyword and how it effects traffic from all the long tail ones I rank for too.

    Looks like refreshing analytics all week for me now lol
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  • Profile picture of the author thescribe
    Hmmm... Tried it but not sure if I'm liking this new feature...
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  • Profile picture of the author Jesus Perez
    I've been using this for months. [confused]
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  • Profile picture of the author onSubie
    Will this impact tools such as Traffic Travis that use the Google API to gather data for analysis?
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  • Profile picture of the author E. Brian Rose
    Yes, I saw it. No need to hit the search button or the enter key. I'm sure that I will like it in the long run, but it has thrown me a few times today.
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  • Profile picture of the author krystalm
    I am glad that I can turn it off, since I do not like it. Maybe G will decide whether or not to keep it based on how many people turn it off....
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  • Profile picture of the author Janice Sperry
    As a searcher I like it.

    As a marketer I wonder if searchers will be distracted/inticed away before they finish typing in my long tail keywords. It may mean we have to test now and see everything that "instantly" comes ahead of our keywords. If this way to search catches on it would not surprize me if there are some major flip flops in the global search stats on some related keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author luckyone2day
    LOL wow I must be blind if im not noticing the new feature. Sounds great.
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  • Profile picture of the author Devon Brown
    I type fast. I need a Dramamine for searching Google now.. the pages fly by.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jason Fladlien
      for those who still don't know what google instant is... or are having trouble viewing it...

      Watch this video:

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  • Profile picture of the author Drewry_Media
    Originally Posted by willyboy104 View Post

    Yes, go to google and search for something you will be very suprised...

    so what does everyone think of this new feature?

    P.S You have to be signed in to a Google Account.


    Thank you for your free link on 4 free PLR articles. Going to download them and edit them for future use and submissions to multiple article directories.

    Quick question for you. How do you feel about Google Knol? Do you think it is effective for building a business, and for backlinks? I'm not that knowledgable on how to create a Google Knol and wondered if you knew, since you mentioned in this thread about searching for new things in Google..

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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