• aimClear, Friday, January 8, 2010 1:17 PM

Marty Weintraub explains how Google is testing deeper integration of real-time search in search engine result pages (SERPs). He provides numerous explanations of how Google is "cruising" real-time search and Twitter SERPs to make suggestions on information the person initiating the query might need.

Weintraub admits it's a little unclear what type of search triggers the suggestion because Google is likely intermittently testing the feature. He writes that while a search on @beebow, the Twitter handle of aimClear's Lauren Litwinka, does not trigger real-time search suggestions, others might.

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