Here is a recent article on studio8 search if you have time to read!
Bing (microsoft’s search engine) will power the search side of Yahoo and Yahoo will handle the advertising.
The combination of the two business will give a better competition against Google.
Ashley Highfield commented that the Bing search engine is a fresh and different approach to Google and via Yahoo will reach a wider audience sooner. They hope to have everything in place by 2010.
We will be watching to see how things develop. Whatever happens, it just shows how quickly changes can occur in the world of search and why it is so important to keep ahead and up-to-date to .
The team at Studio 8
When we want to find something out, these days the chances are that you go online to a search box on a webpage such as Google and wait for the results.
The results that come up are based on a mixture of different factors, one of the most important being ‘keywords’.
Mike Elgan, a columnist at Computerworld.com, commented that he thinks this solution is not perfect:
Splashtop allows users to access email, chat with friends share photos and surf the net seconds after turining on their computer.
We saw a recent article on modern medicine where Keith Borglum, who is a certified healthcare business consultant (CHBC) explains web has become the new Yellow Pages for people looking for healthcare providers, and doctors need to consider search engine optimisation (SEO) to get their sites ranking high in a search engine results page.
Its great to see representatives from business noticing the high importance of getting your site optimised for online search.
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We’ve noticed that when you type in a location search into Google such as ‘Oxford’ images are appearing next to the map result.
There’s many more when you click through to the map. Something Google may be testing, but definately worth considering in your search plan.
