Comments on: Is Google Adding a 3rd Column in the Search Results? http://seoaware.com/2009/12/14/google-adding-3rd-column-search-results/ Internet Marketing That Works Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:08:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nick Stamoulis http://seoaware.com/2009/12/14/google-adding-3rd-column-search-results/#comment-3582 Nick Stamoulis Wed, 16 Dec 2009 17:50:54 +0000 http://seoaware.com/?p=2424#comment-3582 I did recently hear some chatter that Google would be changing the results page by adding a third column all the way to the left but not sure when that would roll out. http://searchengineoptimizationjournal.com Nick Stamoulis I did recently hear some chatter that Google would be changing the results page by adding a third column all the way to the left but not sure when that would roll out.

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Nick Stamoulis

]]> By: David Knott http://seoaware.com/2009/12/14/google-adding-3rd-column-search-results/#comment-3577 David Knott Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:18:58 +0000 http://seoaware.com/?p=2424#comment-3577 I have read nothing of the change, but you know they are up to something. Much in the way the change SERP from moment to moment or provide local natural results through ISP one time and not the next, they are great at measure usage pattern changes from their changes. I think video is still far too dangerous for them to integrate fully as it costs the PPC business too much revenue. Perhaps the real time integration of twitter? All up side for them if they can pull folks of twitter, right? Better yet is they are testing screen size to plan the best compromise between computers and mobile devices. Cutts put a major focus on mobile searching at the same time the Droid was released with Google OS. There is exponentially more mobile devices than computers and leading that charge will continue their domination to the future's leading search platform. http://david@marketinglawyers.org David Knott I have read nothing of the change, but you know they are up to something. Much in the way the change SERP from moment to moment or provide local natural results through ISP one time and not the next, they are great at measure usage pattern changes from their changes.
I think video is still far too dangerous for them to integrate fully as it costs the PPC business too much revenue. Perhaps the real time integration of twitter? All up side for them if they can pull folks of twitter, right?
Better yet is they are testing screen size to plan the best compromise between computers and mobile devices. Cutts put a major focus on mobile searching at the same time the Droid was released with Google OS. There is exponentially more mobile devices than computers and leading that charge will continue their domination to the future’s leading search platform.

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David Knott

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