Twitter Is A Search Engine

Twitter and Social networking is a bit hard to get a hold of. It's like the cereal aisle in a super market, people know they need a ceraeal but there are too many options. And each shout their individual benefits. Twitter is like Golden Grahams, and Facebook the Corn Flakes of the aisle.

Twitter was explained to me by a Guru Colleague, Darin McClure
After reading his words I'm ready to pour the milk.

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past week you know that Twitter has moved from being a noun to a verb with the help of CNN & the Iran Election. With all western news services, internet & phone service cut off the people of Iran are the only news team in town, complete with spies and counter spies.

Twitter users everywhere have shown solidarity with the protesters by turning their Twitter icons green and changing their location to Tehran to thwart searches for protesters by Iranian security forces.

On 9/11 we were all Americans, as the protests unfold on Twitter, we have all become Iranian.

The World & CNN are watching from Twitter. Here is how you can too.

If you have not done so already go sign up for Twitter.

After you have your account go to http://search.twitter.com/ there you can see the top 10 trending topics.

Trending topics: Iran, #iranelection, #musicmonday, Wimbledon, Tehran, Perez Hilton, Tim Burton's Alice, Neda, iPhone, US Open

You can click these topics to see what is being said in real time on Twitter about each subject, or you can search for your own from the query field.

Once you get the results page notice in the top right "Feed For This Query" copy that link to your http://reader.google.com/ account click "Add A Subscription" and paste the link into the field and have your search come to you!

What's the Dif?

What is the difference between your URL and the title of your web page?

The URL is the location of the page. You might want to use the last letter of URL to remind you of that. The Title of a page is the name of the page. It's more descriptive, but not as much as the description of the page. It's the text display in the upper part of your browser (the tab name if your browser uses tabs). This is one of the best places to add words and phrases to promote your business and the copy or text on that specific page should reinforce those words or phrases. In fact each page of your website should contain different keywords or phrases.