Google is integrating results from Twitter into their search results. I just googled ‘rawtop’ and my Twitter feed is right under stuff from my site (see pic below)… And there’s all this beautiful white space after the stuff that’s mine - so everything above the fold is what I want searchers to see when they type in ‘rawtop’…
[There are so many ways to control what’s on the first page of results for your brand name. I really don’t feel sorry for people who do nothing and then are upset when rapidshare ranks for their brand name. You can launch multiple domains with your brand name in them, use subdomains, use Twitter, work with affiliates… But the Twitter stuff is doing particularly well right now…]
