Google
Asks "What Do You Love?"
By John Alexander
Trust
the team at Google to always be thinking up some interesting new
way to search the Web for a variety of related topics. This time, Google asks the
simple question, "What do you love?"
Whether you love topics related to bird watching, stamp
collecting, photography, certain sports or just about anything
else you're looking for, give Google's newest search tool at try
at WDYL.com. One of the things I use to enjoy doing years ago,
was related to animation so here is just a couple of the screen
captures that Google brought up on the
subject when I queried it.
I entered the word Animation as a topic that was of interest to
me and below you see just a few of the search results that it
displayed in the results page.
Search
Results Displayed at Google's WDYL.com
Screenshot 1
Included quite a variety of topics such as animation in 3D,
Videos involving animation
a listing of Blogs related to the art of animation, Plan an
animation event plus more
on searching for patents on Animation and information on
starting your own Blog...
Screenshot 2
Create an Animation Event calendar, Find Books on Animation,
access animation
related information faster, search for animated pictures, a tool
to translate
animation into 57 languages, Call someone about animation plus
more.
Screen shot 3
Are you ready to give Google's new search tool a try? Just click
the image below.
and you'll be taken to the tool in a new browser to do the
search.
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About John Alexander
John Alexander is Director of Training at Search
Engine Workshops offering live, SEO Workshops with his
globally located community network of Search Engine Workshop
Associates. John
has
taught SEO skills to people from 87 different countries world
wide. John is also Director of Search
Engine Academy with localized Search Engine Academy
training centers where the Complete SEO Mastery Workshop and 6
Month Mentoring program is taught locally to business
owners and individuals in
communities across North America and
Internationally in Asia and
Australia.
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