FeedGoogle is the New Bookmark
By Ian Lee on Nov 19, 2008 in Software, Technology
If you are like millions of internet users out there, then you will agree that your web browser’s bookmark is probably less useful than it had been in the past. In reality, we bookmark more than we can ever use and more often than not, we never go back to old bookmarked pages. So what is the solution? Google has the answer.
A bookmark is meant to help us easily find web pages that we use often or have previously visited. Google does have a bookmark service but what’s even more amazing and popular is the ubiquitous nature of Google Search. You see, more users are beginning to use Google Search as their online bookmarks. Because search results are getting better and more relevant, a detailed search normally returns the web page of interest.
From time to time, do you find yourself typing in a product name or a website into Google and then clicking through Google search results to get to your destination? Admit it. You are sometimes doing that; and, probably will do so more and more in the future!
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5 Comment(s)
By Ann Jade on Nov 19, 2008 | Reply
Yes within the past few years Goole’s search result have become much better. Bookmarking them though….why not? It will save time.
By uwak on Nov 27, 2008 | Reply
yes, I am already and often using the google boolmark…simple,easy and very fast
By Anderson on Dec 16, 2008 | Reply
I am presently not using any kind of bookmarks. I don’t know, but i really don’t like to bookmark anything though it is really useful way to remember sites of interest.
By Ron Jones on Dec 22, 2008 | Reply
Yes, Google is spending billions getting their searches to be more relevant. I don’t use bookmarks, I know how Google works and 95% of the time I can do a Google search or a couple of Google searches and find what I need. The key is to search for key words or phrases that will occur and only occur on the website that you are looking for or in that website’s domain name.
By Tom Lindstrom on Jan 8, 2009 | Reply
Google´s search results are getting better all the time.I have work-related bookmarks that I often use.