Google Instant will not affect SEO

Google announced last Friday that search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns need not be changed because of the introduction of Google Instant, the top search engine’s newest feature.

Google Instant returns refined search entries for each and every letter typed in the Google search engine. For instance, typing “fl” would prompt a search suggestion for “Flickr.”

As a result, some experts said that SEO marketers will be forced to concentrate on partially-typed keywords.

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"Google announced last Friday that search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns need not be changed because of the introduction of Google Instant, the top search engine’s newest feature. Google Instant returns refined search entries for each and every letter typed in the Google search engine. For instance, typing “fl” would prompt a search suggestion for “Flickr.” As a result, some experts said that SEO marketers will be forced to concentrate on partially-typed keywords."
- Google Instant will not affect SEO | Last Click News (view on Google Sidewiki)

http://topseos.co.uk Ranks SEOmasters.com as 2nd Best SEO Company Based Out in United Kingdom for September 2010

The independent authority on search vendors, topseos.com, has announced the best SEO companies in United Kingdom for September 2010. An independent research team that was assigned to the search engine optimization category reviewed each applicant in order to determine the best SEO companies in United Kingdom. SEOmasters.com made its presence as one of the top players in the rankings for this month in a field of thousands worldwide.

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Google Instant Pressures Bing, Yahoo

Google Instant could give Microsoft Bing and Yahoo trouble in the search engine market because it accelerates time to search results. This means more searches and possibly more search ad clicks for Google.

Google Instant Pressures Bing, Yahoo:

It's too early to tell how or if the one billion Google users will cotton to Google Instant, the predictive search technology geared to accelerate information retrieval.

Yet analysts seem confident the technology is a game-changer for the search engine versus Microsoft Bing and Yahoo, helping Google make more money from more searches made.

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"It's too early to tell how or if the one billion Google users will cotton to Google Instant, the predictive search technology geared to accelerate information retrieval. Yet analysts seem confident the technology is a game-changer for the search engine versus Microsoft Bing and Yahoo, helping Google make more money from more searches made."
- Google Instant Pressures Bing, Yahoo - Search Engines from eWeek (view on Google Sidewiki)

SEO Not Affected by Partial 'Google Instant' Keywords

Google said Friday that Internet marketers shouldn't change their SEO strategies to account for partially-typed keywords using Google's new Google Instant feature.

Google Instant returns search entries for each and every letter typed, so that "f" produces a page of links beginning with "Facebook," while "fl" leads off the page with "Flickr". Some had begun speculating that SEO marketers would need to concentrate on partially-typed keywords, betting that users typing in "res" would be searching for "restaurant" rather than "resume" or "Restoration Hardware".

But Alden DeSoto, a member of the Google Analytics team, said that SEO marketers shouldn't change their strategies, at least where that particular facet of Instant was concerned.

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- SEO Not Affected by Partial 'Google Instant' Keywords | News & Opinion | PCMag.com (view on Google Sidewiki)

Google Instant Kills SEO If You're Terrible At SEO | The Web

Google Instant Search is the first thing in a long time that has made me want to go to Google.com rather than just search fromt the Chrome URL bar. That in and of itself is quite a feat. Really. But, oh man… every time Google makes a change to search people (mostly people who don’t really understand SEO) come out yelling about how this is “going to kill SEO.” And it happened again this week with Google’s release of “Instant Search.” But Instant Search is only going to kill SEO if you’re terrible at SEO. For the rest of us it represents more opportunities and targets to optimize for, and even thought the analytic tools may not quite be there yet to break down user behavior to a point that makes it completely easy to take advantage of, there is still plenty that can be done. And I’d love some discussion or feedback on this one, so hit me up with comments here or via @supnah on Twitter.

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Yahoo Had Instant Search In 2005 … And Dropped It

Yahoo Instant Search

On September 15, 2005, Yahoo launched an innovative search tool called Yahoo Instant Search. It was available at instant.search.yahoo.com, but that URL leads to a 404 page now. Danny Sullivan wrote about Yahoo Instant Search the day it launched:

Yahoo’s given the heads-up that a new Instant Search feature is to be offered by the time this story goes live. Type in a word, and Instant Search will show you an answer for popular queries in a “speech bubble” directly below the search box.
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Does Google Instant Mark the End of SEO?

A reporter (I believe she was from AdAge) attending Google's Q&A about Google Instant pointed out that the new search feature tends to favor big brands. This isn't really surprising, as it is these brands that are more likely to be searched for most often. After all, they're big because people know them.

iCrossing has a list of brands that come up when you enter each letter of the alphabet (not all are brands, but many are). A is for Amazon (not Apple), B is for Bank of America, M is for Mapquest (not Microsoft), N is for Netflix, P is for Pandora, V is for Verizon, and Y is for Yahoo.

You must keep in mind, however, that the instant results are personalized. Google takes into account things like your location and your surfing habits when providing you results.
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