No, Facebook didn’t create a search product to compete with Google, but a group of engineers from Facebook, as well as Twitter and Myspace, collaborated on a tool that they are calling Don’t Be Evil.
KissMetrics tells us how to use the right keywords so customers can find you on Facebooik.
Facebook will most likely never develop a search engine of its own to compete with Google, but that doesn’t mean the social network can’t carve out its niche in the search sector.
Why have Google and Facebook never reached a search agreement?
Might Facebook actually benefit from the inclusion of Google Plus content and Picasa in Google’s search results?
Google took the latest shot in its battle with Facebook by adding results from its Google Plus social network and Picasa photo-sharing service to its search-engine results.
For the second year in a row, Americans visited Facebook more than any other website.
X1 Technologies claims it’s been an active player in the search sector since late 2003, and the company’s latest software release, X1 Pro 7, adds the capability to search Facebook, Twitter, and Webmail to the existing ability to search corporate email and local files.
AutoTrader.com hit the gas on a new app for its Facebook page, hoping to accelerate car shopping by bringing enhanced searching ability to potential buyers.
People who search the web for the word Facebook are less affluent than those who search for Google Plus. But so what?
