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Is Google going to search Twitter & other microblogs?

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The more experienced and maybe more successful Twitter-ers, use Twitter to interact in a true "social-media" sense.
Also, there is a fair amount of people who use "#" tags (hash tags) to identify keywords relevant to the Twitter post.... enabling easier search results.
Can Twitter impact sales - absolutely. Dell attributes $3 million in sales directly to their Twitter activity.
This may all change depending upon Google`s approach to indexing Twitter posts. People will refine their posts if it positively impacts search results.
~Roland
vwebworld6/14/2009 3:08 PM
marketing product since e-mail. Twitter no longer just revolves around "What Are You Doing?" It totally evolved from that concept… Now there
is "How Do I Feel About This." In my opinion there are two really big
reasons why Twitter is so great. One – you can get a hold of people
that you would not be able to outside of the Application. Your examples
proved this splendidly. And Two – Real Time Searches. You say that you can`t find anything relevant? I really don`t know how you can`t. Do a search in Twitter for you market, and you will find tons of real time searches that will allow you to become that expert in your field.
And I should point out that I don’t see Twitter as a platform to
make money with… I see it as a platform to communicate with the market
you are trying to communicate with. Don’t get me wrong there are
probably lots of people making money off this, I just don’t use it
like that.
Also, Dell claims $3 million in sales from their Twitter effort.
~Roland
... and, as Dell does (as well as others), promote your product and induce sales by providing "special" discount codes to Twitter followers.
~Roland
Ordering Twitter data is harder than it might appear. As of not long ago, administrations have required consent from Twitter to get to its whole substance, and there's next to no possibility Twitter could ever give Google that get to. So as of not long ago the suspicion is that Google would actually need to "take after" each and every client on Twitter, and afterward do ceaseless pursuits with a specific end goal to file every one of their tweets — an absurdly awkward process