Comments on: Is Twitter the Google-Killer we’ve been looking for? http://www.troypeterson.com/2009/05/is-twitter-the-google-killer-weve-been-looking-for/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=is-twitter-the-google-killer-weve-been-looking-for Web Developer and New Media Consultant Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:39:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Troy Peterson http://www.troypeterson.com/2009/05/is-twitter-the-google-killer-weve-been-looking-for/comment-page-1/#comment-646 Troy Peterson Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:34:45 +0000 http://www.troypeterson.com/?p=265#comment-646 Hi Clare, Did you see the video demo Google released of it? It's essentially just taking twitter and a few other news sources, and putting it into an iframe above the regular results. So, this isn't "changing" search, it's simply an add-on feature. One that will in the future however, have a great impact on how search is done. So, I recommend keeping up with these little increments as they come. Hi Clare,
Did you see the video demo Google released of it? It’s essentially just taking twitter and a few other news sources, and putting it into an iframe above the regular results.
So, this isn’t “changing” search, it’s simply an add-on feature.

One that will in the future however, have a great impact on how search is done. So, I recommend keeping up with these little increments as they come.

]]> By: Clare Brace http://www.troypeterson.com/2009/05/is-twitter-the-google-killer-weve-been-looking-for/comment-page-1/#comment-645 Clare Brace Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:23:39 +0000 http://www.troypeterson.com/?p=265#comment-645 "Coming Soon… The Organic, Semantic, Real-Time Search Engine Named" It now seems that d-day has arrived and I am very interested to see you view on this new change of Google's. It seems that years of hard work will suddenly vanish over night. As a non Twitter user I cant help but think how this could effect me as a user. I like facts, and I like authority sites. Twitter is a PR chat source to me. I cant help but worry about what the future of search is, as the new changes seem to undermine the phrase - as search will no longer happen in the way we have all become so familiar with. What is the future of Organic SEO? “Coming Soon…
The Organic, Semantic, Real-Time Search Engine Named”

It now seems that d-day has arrived and I am very interested to see you view on this new change of Google’s.
It seems that years of hard work will suddenly vanish over night. As a non Twitter user I cant help but think how this could effect me as a user. I like facts, and I like authority sites. Twitter is a PR chat source to me. I cant help but worry about what the future of search is, as the new changes seem to undermine the phrase – as search will no longer happen in the way we have all become so familiar with.

What is the future of Organic SEO?

]]> By: John Vasko http://www.troypeterson.com/2009/05/is-twitter-the-google-killer-weve-been-looking-for/comment-page-1/#comment-595 John Vasko Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:43:45 +0000 http://www.troypeterson.com/?p=265#comment-595 Twitter bring that real-time plus to search. Partnering with Google could be really powerful as you said but I'm not sure I'd like to see Google become even stronger than it already is. I do think Twitter's concept is simple and it's simple with respect to search but I think that a lot of people can get put off by the number of external applications that are necessary to use Twitter effectively. I love them but I'm not sure the average non-geek does! Good article! Twitter bring that real-time plus to search. Partnering with Google could be really powerful as you said but I’m not sure I’d like to see Google become even stronger than it already is. I do think Twitter’s concept is simple and it’s simple with respect to search but I think that a lot of people can get put off by the number of external applications that are necessary to use Twitter effectively. I love them but I’m not sure the average non-geek does! Good article!

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