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Snippets: Google Trying To Make Life Easier

May 14, 2009 By: Mari Woods Holt Category: Affiliate, Lead Exchange

affiliate marketing Snippets:  Google Trying To Make Life Easier

It seems Google is trying to make life a little easier for those utilizing their search engine. According to BizReport.com, “New search technology was showcased by Google at the latest Searchology event. One of the products, Rich Snippets, aims to prevent searchers clicking through multiple sites before finding exactly what they want. Google has researched the product with consumers and concluded that it would be useful.” Website owns might think that this is going to affect their visitor count, however Google explains that this new technology will allow the website owners to provide a brief summary in their “snippet” listing that will be more informative at a quick glance. This will then potentially provide even a more targeted customer to their website, because they have already read the detailed listing while doing their search. A more targeted customer to the website will potentially = more conversions/sales.
Once again, Google managing to strive to do better AND better! Heck if you dominate the world like they do, there is nothing else to do but to continue to try and improve your current product(s).  I look forward to seeing this roll out, to then see how helpful it makes searching for my favorite topic.  Great work!

1 Comments to “Snippets: Google Trying To Make Life Easier”


  1. This will change so much more the SERP listings. The content will be king – new updates, like the forums, blogs, reviews, etc. The dynamic created pages will be even more crucial to the SEO that it was ever before.
    In order for this to work, the webmasters will have to change their pages and include markups (microformats and RDFa)

    It will be interesting to see the layout, and how it will play out. How will this affect the Adwords listings will be another thing to find out.

    The more time people will spend on the reviews, the less will click on your URL, which can be the case for Adwords as well. I would probably expect a drop in traffic you are currently getting on your current keywords.

    There is an interesting thread on WebMasterWorld regarding this topic – http://www.webmasterworld.com/google/3912217.htm
    - Google becoming an aggregator
    - Reviews – leaves room for abuse

    Very interesting to see what this will bring to the SEs.

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