Nov 3, 2009 at 10:08am ET by Barry Schwartz
Back in 2006, Google had a product named related links, which showed related sites on the internet based on your content. Google just recently relaunched related links at relatedlinks.googlelabs.com. The major difference between the old related links and the new one is that the new one only shows related content from within your site, whereas the old one took away visitors from your site.
Often, Google Related Links were confused with AdSense. They did and do look somewhat similar to AdSense link units.
The new related links can be tried out over here. Here is a picture of how they may look:
Back in the day, Yahoo had a product that was somewhat similar named YQ. YQ is no longer active at this point.
Hat tip to both Google Operating System and Google Blogoscoped.
Share, Bookmark & Discuss This Article
More:
Keep Updated: News Via Email | News Via RSS Feed | News Via Twitter
See more stories like this in the Members Library! Check out the Google: Web Search sections of the Members Library where this story is filed. Members also get access to exclusive video content, a members-only weekly & monthly newsletter, plus more. Check out all the benefits!
TOP STORIES
SEARCH NEWS BRIEFS
FEATURES & ANALYSIS
RECENT COMMENTS
Stay on top of all the search news with our daily summary, the SearchCap newsletter. View a sample ›
Search Engine Land produces SMX, the Search Marketing Expo conference series. SMX events deliver the most comprehensive educational and networking experiences - whether you're just starting in search marketing or you're a seasoned expert.
SMX Web Site » | SMX Difference » | SMX News »
Join us at an upcoming SMX event:
Learn more about search marketing with our free online webcasts and webinars from our sister site, Search Marketing Now. Upcoming online events include:
Featured sites from our Blogroll
Become a premium member today and receive:
Search and discovery / recommendations are so closely connected, it seem inevitable that Google would want to cover both. Case in point: the description of the new music search in the Google blog notes “a search engine should also be able to help you discover music you’ll like.” http://bit.ly/2d8Uwt