Google’s new Tool Belt

Posted by Will Blears on June 06, 2009 in Google Articles, SEO Tutorials

Google’s new Tool Belt

Google has introduced their new search options known as the tool belt to all Google search engine users, you will be able to play with these new features by looking to the top left of the search results page when using the search engine.

What are the Tool Belts uses?

Slice and dice results to generate more relevant, more personal results.
The ability to view more information regarding each result such as images.

This is all apart of Google’s focus on making the Google search engine more personalised.

Google’s new search options enables you to see specific results relevant to a specific time using the timeline feature. You can also look for certain types of results such as reviews of products, videos and forum discussions regarding your keyword search. Overall the Google toolbelt enables users to make their search more personalised and more relevant. The tool belt is useful for several type of people whether you are looking for reviews, reports or information for assignments or entertainment through videos.

The effects of the Google Toolbelt on SEO?

It is difficult to say exactly what the effects of the new toolbelt are going to be on search engine optimisation however I can safely say that Google traffic is going to become a little more diverse now with these new options available.

I believe search engine optimisation is going to become far more complex and it is now even more obvious that Google is trying to become more diverse with the options available to its users with the push of Video and more imagery.

I think if you want to help increase your reputation within the Google search engine then you are going to have to “get with the times” so to speak. In Google’s case this means add more video, images and content to your website and give users more options.

Overall it is obvious that Google is planning big things for their search engine and they are focusing more on relevant, personalised results which means less spam and less scam, exactly what Google wants.