Whoa, has anyone noticed what google is doing in their search results?
 

i was just doing some random searches and i came across youtube video links...

so for the youtube.com listings they are including screenshots in google's results...

this will only make it harder for media sites to get traffic...:mad:

try this search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...Search&me ta=

found an article on it

http://www.ebrandmarketing.com.au/20...earch-results/

Yup, those have been there for atleast a week+ now

It's probably because you have "you tube" in your search criteria.

For a "music video" search, the only youtube result on page 1 is a sponsored link:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...eo&btnG=Search

say goodbye to the interweb, welcome to googweb...

It's a great improvement over the standard search results and a great reason to move into cross marketing of Google products and receive even more traffic for your efforts.

go two pages deep. it is on the second page.

i've seen youtube serps not related to keyword "youtube"

Google is now incorporating other types of media/web sites into search results, go check the SEO sites for the discussions about it.

It's called Universal Search:
http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/070516-164804

It's now not about what is relevant, it's the perception of relevance, apparently...

same here.

yeah its pretty cool tough

do a search for "ok go"

Ahh.. now I see.

I actually kind of dig how they're doing that.

You would do the same if you owned google.

same here... can't see my site on the first page when i enter my keywords... yesterday it's on top2... damn...

thats awesome

Google is going to rule the world....

For now....

if you hit 'play' text next to the listing... the video plays right in the results... f'n crazy

yeah i know, its kinda cool...but all the other media sites will miss out on tons of traffic...:disgust

another great reason to support communism and overthrow those vile capitalist swine... eh comrade?!


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