Twitter Stream on Google Search Results

It’s finally here — Twitter streams have now been integrated into the Google SERPs and they’re updated live. Took a screenshot here with one of the trending topics on Twitter.

This one I took using the term “Shane Spark”:

It doesn’t show up ion all search keywords or even all terms in the Twitter trending topics. Not sure what is Google’s criteria for including Twitter results into the universal search results.

*SERPs – Search Engine Results Pages

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

7 Comments

JerrickYeoh says:

14 years ago

Not only twitter, even facebook also Stream on Google result. That mean that Google to track the keywork in social media as well. Twitter and FB profile status also can been shown in Google result.
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ngawifornia says:

15 years ago

I don’t like twitter…
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the poor traveler says:

15 years ago

twitter is getting famous, loving tweetdeck and hootsuite,
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marvin says:

15 years ago

I am beginning to hate twitter. All the users use automatic twits, like twitfeed, twitdeck, api, etc. They are just keep on shouting but not listening.
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dante noe says:

15 years ago

yes.. sa wakas.. all my tweets are crawled by the web :D
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Andew Mercado says:

15 years ago

I tried it also Sir Abe to google search top twitters, verified accounts of some celebrities and updated tweets appears in SERPs but for my own twitter account it didn’t show the latest status update and only my status yesterday. LOL

I don’t know perhaps google is ranking it according to most number of tweets or popularity. Ha ha ha

I’ve noticed also that if your twitter and facebook accounts are connected to each other it will appear also in SERPs.
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Mike Lopez says:

15 years ago

At first I thought it would help webmasters put their sites visible on Google SERPs but with the way the stream is being displayed, I don’t think it’s gonna work for that purpose. I may be wrong though, knowing that webmasters are very innovative.

It will still all boil down to good content – good content gets more backlinks (great for SEO) and good content gets passed around virally. Twitter is a good viral tool and so, maybe it will help.
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