Google Caffeine increases social media prominence?
August 12, 2009 in Social web, User experience, customer experience, google, internet by Stephen | No comments
As more and more people give Caffeine a whirl, the increased prominence of results from the social media sphere appears to be a widespread phenomenon.
Interesting piece questioning the value of increased prominence of social media content within Google’s new, Caffeine-enhanced search engine results pages. The author suggests that maybe there isn’t extra value to be had from doing this – because relevancy is the most important thing in a search set.
via Econsultancy
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