Anyone else seeing a new google search result look?
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Just noticed my google search results page has changed. Anyone else seeing this? Screenshot http://cl.ly/2h0v2i2w191O32082U0T
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I'm not sure how I feel about the +1 thing that they are trying to do to help influence search results. Kind of a ripoff of Facebook's "like" button. Seems like its not widespread enough, so they are probably just up to their usual testing.
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I'm seeing it now in Canada!
It really looks sparse. Must be a test of some sort...I can't see this being an improvement.
I'm seeing in the left column the words "Something different"...I don't think I've seen that before. When I typed in "Canada" the "Something different" column lists other countries. When I type in "SeoMoz", "Something Different" says, "Mashable, Search Engine Land, marketingsherpa, coppyblogger, smashing magazine"
Is this new?
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Not in Leeds UK yet. I guess it will roll out worldwide over the next week or so?
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Not here yet in California. Techcrunch is saying people on Twitter are talking about seeing it.
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Looks like techcrunch has picked it up http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/06/google-new-results-page/
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Haven't seen that change here in London - looks good though!
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Not here so far. But I'm in .ca land so it may not hit here first.
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