More Spotting Google’s Related Searches At Bottom Of Page

Last month, we reported how Google was testing related searches at the bottom of search results pages, which Google’s Matt Cutts confirmed in comments on our post. In the past few days, I’ve seen a flood of further posts about related searches as more and more people spot these. Yes, they do seem to be […]

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Last month, we reported how Google was testing related searches at the bottom
of search results pages, which Google’s Matt Cutts
confirmed in
comments on our post. In the past few days, I’ve seen a flood of further posts
about related searches as more and more people spot these.

Yes, they do seem to be more noticeable and frequently appearing. I’ve been getting them myself over
the past two days. You get a series of eight suggested searches as links, under
the heading of “Searches related to:” followed by the original word you searched
for.

They come up for things like
cars:

 

cars on googleand running:

running on google

and other queries I’ve seen.


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