Folks
I'm curious to hear if anyone else has been affected by Google's
'search-within-site' feature they have recently rolled out . . . .
I've blogged in detail about what it is over at Fresh & New . . . .
http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/dmsblog/index.php/2008/03/27/google-teleportation-googl
Hey Seb. We are among the proud victims of Google's search-within-site. We
don't know yet how it affects us, but we may first try to see how many extra
referrals we get from Google that contain "GNS=Search+metmuseum.org" (or
whatever the best identifier turns out to be). Just to see if people are
u
> The most likely impact for us is in upcoming modifications to our own
> search.
...
> Do we give up, and acknowledge
> that doing search in any way different from Google is a) now competing more
> directly with them, and b) probably just getting more confusing for most
> visitors; or do w
Frankie,
You've done more than a lot of people have done in looking at your
search logs. When i looked at the Guggenheims's -- as a prototype
for some steve data analysis -- i did a literature search and
couldn't find any serious studies of museum searching [this really
surprised me, btw.]
x27;s 'search within site'? Anyone
else affected?
Frankie,
You've done more than a lot of people have done in looking at your
search logs. When i looked at the Guggenheims's -- as a prototype for
some steve data analysis -- i did a literature search and couldn't find
any serio
On Behalf Of
j trant
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [MCN-L] Effects of Google's 'search within site'? Anyone
else affected?
Frankie,
You've done more than a lot of people have done in looking at your
search logs.
