Does Google Instant Mark the End of SEO?

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I think for every online business, SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the core mantra of success in the business. It is the process by which a search engine optimizer brings a business website to rank highly among major search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc. The process of SEO is very beneficial to drive more and more traffic to a website and that turns in to revenue. Unique content, relevant keywords and link popularity are the major factors to provide high rank in any search engine.

for a small local business it may lead to the end of the SEO ?

Interesting coincidence, since Google Instant search was implemented we got a moderate increase in certain keywords and drop in others. Over all we are getting up to 20% more visitors.

Ever heard of BING haha they are great..

If Google instant search is aimed toward big brands then what does that do to small business? It seems scary to think that a search engine could eliminate the hopes of a small business getting exposure from SEO just to help the bigger brands get bigger?

Good day!

Google instatnt is working with the browsing hystory and it surely not a seo killer.

I just wanted to say that after using Google Instant for 10 minutes I turned it off and have no intentions of turning it back on again. I really don’t like the feel of dynamically updating web pages, where any keypress immediately re-renders all or part of the page. I do not want my current view being replaced by something different simply because I have edited a form field and I do not want my every action to trigger data transfer with the web server, since I’m mindful of my bandwidth and I don’t want Google to have oversight of my every keypress in real-time.

I can only speak for myself but personally I will not be using Google Instant, it has too many drawbacks when compared to the traditional search paradigm.

I am very excited about the anti-Google sentiments from so many SEOs. Google keeps doing things for the sake of everyone except SEOs, and it makes it harder for us to game their search results.

What we can not game, we must destroy.

For that reason, I have spent the better part of the last day creating an organized methodology designed to move as many people over to Bing as possible. This is a three-phase plan with a start to organize the process, a middle to see the plan through, and even a plan of action for when all the fifth-rate SEOs start flooding Bing just like we have all flooded Google.

I think that Google is getting with big companies to route the customer to brand products and services. This makes local listing in Google more important to local small businesses. Small Business engage in national and global markets will need to ramp up their marketing somewhere else or other means before loosing their wallet in Google. I guess it is time to migrate to Yahoo or Bing.

It may not be a picture in the background, but this is a distraction that in the long wrong will send people else where. Google is on top because it’s search is simple(for right now). If people wanted distraction, they would make Yahoo and Bing their number one search engine.

Like a lot of product roll outs, this I think will tank.

The only thing that can kill SEO is crafting SERP by hands of Google workers – ask yourselves if this is possible. Until there won’t be an real AI which could do this work there is no real threat to SEO.

I will always like the “old way” (and it is just silly to think that “new” is always better) where SERPs are the same for all, unless “I” intentionally decide for something different and only for the time “I” want it.

It looks to me that Google is abusing of its predominant position on search engines market and deciding for me, for you and for other people about what you can do, and how to do it.

Now, it is also trying to impose “results” to me, you, etc..

Google is a business and lots of money is involved. For what I know this is more likely just a way become more cryptic and then get more money from advertisers and so on, rather than really “help” people.

I never trusted and never relied on “Google-branded” tools (i.e. Google Analytics) as I wanted to find out myself if these statistics were true or not, if my ad was showing, etc..
I will trust them even less from now on.

It looks like it’s becoming a matter of “trust” or “faith” and I am struggling to see how I will be able to verify if what Google AdWord tools tell me it’s true…

I would like to have a positive, very good and irrefutable answer to these concerns.
So maybe I can become a “believer” too.

it’s not the end but more dimensions to it and more users-experience will affect the result. This is not the end of SEO or MEO.

I had a rowl in my family yesterday when my younger son accused his older brother of messing around with browser settings “AGAIN”. I explained to him about google changing algorithms from time to time and this must be one of those things.

He typed in his children cartoon favorite and was met with listed sites that made him angry. The bigger names showed up.

Surely this will affect SEO although Mat Cutts said it would not. As with earlier changes, let’t keep our fingers crossed and wait and see.

For me, SEO will continue to exist provided that some persons that are into SEO will used it not for spamming but for promotion only. SEO has so many varieties and everyday we encounter new SEO methods. So in the long run, SO will still be alive. But then again, we all know that google has make some changes on the how they evaluate the sites. Thanks for this interesting post!

It is nothing to do with search machines, but rules for SEO, and following it.
Content is made for client, and code for machine. SEO is simple, mixing content and code.