5 Google Wave Search Tips for Research, Trends & Tracking

Google Wave was officially launched in beta a couple of weeks ago and already plenty of people realize its potential usefulness. I guess most of people reading SEJ have joined the party so far (tip: I got my invite by asking on Twitter, you can do the same if you haven’t yet), so I decided to start sharing my tips on how to get the most of Google Wave. Today’s post is about using Google Wave for finding discussions related to your topic to gather more information, get inspired and track trends: 1. Public Wave Search

Welcome To Google Wave

As I mentioned on my Search Marketing Communications blog, I received an invitation to Google Wave today – well actually yesterday. Google Wave Here is what the Google Wave User Interface looks like: Google Wave User Interface And introducing Dr. Wave, Google’s “spokesperson” for the Google Wave product. Dr. Wave’s presentation reminds me of Rick Moranis’ character at the Disney Theme Parks “Honey I Shrunk The Kids” shows.

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Welcome To Google Wave