Comments on: Is Google Search Wiki Worth a Look? http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/ Rants, Ideas, and Internet Marketing's Sounding Board Wed, 17 Feb 2010 01:10:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Joseph Ratliff http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Joseph Ratliff Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:40:52 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-113 Sylvie, Socially directed search...what a novel concept. Let every person determine for themselves what's relevant to them and what's not...and set ads (read: Adwords) on the page according to that search...hmmm And thanks Sylvie...I am glad to be here. :) Sylvie,

Socially directed search…what a novel concept. Let every person determine for themselves what’s relevant to them and what’s not…and set ads (read: Adwords) on the page according to that search…hmmm

And thanks Sylvie…I am glad to be here. :)

]]> By: Joseph Ratliff http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-4554 Joseph Ratliff Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:40:00 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-4554 Sylvie, Socially directed search...what a novel concept. Let every person determine for themselves what's relevant to them and what's not...and set ads (read: Adwords) on the page according to that search...hmmm And thanks Sylvie...I am glad to be here. :) Sylvie,

Socially directed search…what a novel concept. Let every person determine for themselves what’s relevant to them and what’s not…and set ads (read: Adwords) on the page according to that search…hmmm

And thanks Sylvie…I am glad to be here. :)

]]> By: Sylvie Fortin http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Sylvie Fortin Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:00:02 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-112 hey Joseph! Great to see you here. :) Yes, that's exactly what I think. I think Google is paying close attention to how people use the net, and this is their early test in social "voting" on search results. It will be cool to see how it all pans out hey Joseph! Great to see you here. :)

Yes, that’s exactly what I think. I think Google is paying close attention to how people use the net, and this is their early test in social “voting” on search results.

It will be cool to see how it all pans out

]]> By: Sylvie Fortin http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-4553 Sylvie Fortin Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:00:00 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-4553 hey Joseph! Great to see you here. :) Yes, that's exactly what I think. I think Google is paying close attention to how people use the net, and this is their early test in social "voting" on search results. It will be cool to see how it all pans out hey Joseph! Great to see you here. :)

Yes, that’s exactly what I think. I think Google is paying close attention to how people use the net, and this is their early test in social “voting” on search results.

It will be cool to see how it all pans out

]]> By: Vicki Zerbee http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Vicki Zerbee Mon, 12 Jan 2009 21:44:10 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-103 Hey guys.. thanks so much for this info. I can't wait to check it out. And bookmarking your new blog as it looks like it is going to be a great new resource. Happy New Year.. much happiness, health and success to you in 2009! Vicki Hey guys.. thanks so much for this info. I can’t wait to check it out. And bookmarking your new blog as it looks like it is going to be a great new resource. Happy New Year.. much happiness, health and success to you in 2009!

Vicki

]]> By: Vicki Zerbee http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-4552 Vicki Zerbee Mon, 12 Jan 2009 21:44:00 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-4552 Hey guys.. thanks so much for this info. I can't wait to check it out. And bookmarking your new blog as it looks like it is going to be a great new resource. Happy New Year.. much happiness, health and success to you in 2009! Vicki Hey guys.. thanks so much for this info. I can’t wait to check it out. And bookmarking your new blog as it looks like it is going to be a great new resource. Happy New Year.. much happiness, health and success to you in 2009!

Vicki

]]> By: Joseph Ratliff http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Joseph Ratliff Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:34:35 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-101 Great job on the site Sylvie and Michel. :) Could this be Google's way of split testing "social search" vs. "algorithm search" ??? Hmmm.... Great job on the site Sylvie and Michel. :)

Could this be Google’s way of split testing “social search” vs. “algorithm search” ???

Hmmm….

]]> By: Joseph Ratliff http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-4551 Joseph Ratliff Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:34:00 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-4551 Great job on the site Sylvie and Michel. :) Could this be Google's way of split testing "social search" vs. "algorithm search" ??? Hmmm.... Great job on the site Sylvie and Michel. :)

Could this be Google’s way of split testing “social search” vs. “algorithm search” ???

Hmmm….

]]> By: John C. A. Manley http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-74 John C. A. Manley Sat, 10 Jan 2009 14:33:48 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-74 Thanks Sylvie. Great video review. Never even heard of this. I could see this being valuable in the case of where one has a loyal following. For example, one of my alt. health clients has a big following loyal readers who keep up with his daily blog posts. I think he could just go ahead and ask them to log into Google, promote his site and a leave a favorable comment. Sure, he could "bribe" them with an offer. But that sort of takes away from it being an voluntary review. Sounds like paying people -- and would deserve a Google Slap, imo. I think it makes more sense to just constantly give a lot, so that when you ask for a favour like this, the readers (or listeners or viewers -- depending on your medium) are happy to respond. Thanks Sylvie. Great video review. Never even heard of this.

I could see this being valuable in the case of where one has a loyal following. For example, one of my alt. health clients has a big following loyal readers who keep up with his daily blog posts. I think he could just go ahead and ask them to log into Google, promote his site and a leave a favorable comment.

Sure, he could “bribe” them with an offer. But that sort of takes away from it being an voluntary review. Sounds like paying people — and would deserve a Google Slap, imo. I think it makes more sense to just constantly give a lot, so that when you ask for a favour like this, the readers (or listeners or viewers — depending on your medium) are happy to respond.

]]> By: John C. A. Manley http://marketersboard.com/google-search-wiki-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-4550 John C. A. Manley Sat, 10 Jan 2009 14:33:00 +0000 http://marketersboard.com/?p=146#comment-4550 Thanks Sylvie. Great video review. Never even heard of this. I could see this being valuable in the case of where one has a loyal following. For example, one of my alt. health clients has a big following loyal readers who keep up with his daily blog posts. I think he could just go ahead and ask them to log into Google, promote his site and a leave a favorable comment. Sure, he could "bribe" them with an offer. But that sort of takes away from it being an voluntary review. Sounds like paying people -- and would deserve a Google Slap, imo. I think it makes more sense to just constantly give a lot, so that when you ask for a favour like this, the readers (or listeners or viewers -- depending on your medium) are happy to respond. Thanks Sylvie. Great video review. Never even heard of this.

I could see this being valuable in the case of where one has a loyal following. For example, one of my alt. health clients has a big following loyal readers who keep up with his daily blog posts. I think he could just go ahead and ask them to log into Google, promote his site and a leave a favorable comment.

Sure, he could “bribe” them with an offer. But that sort of takes away from it being an voluntary review. Sounds like paying people — and would deserve a Google Slap, imo. I think it makes more sense to just constantly give a lot, so that when you ask for a favour like this, the readers (or listeners or viewers — depending on your medium) are happy to respond.

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