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Friday, November 18, 2005

Google Spy - Not Too Covert

Google Spy tells you what search terms rank for a certain company. For instance, I might type in IBM and then find out that they rank 5th in relevance for the search term "computer". This is handy for several reasons. You can find out more about a company by understanding their "web profile". So try it out!!!

http://www.google.com/alerts



# posted by Ethan Dickenson : 9:34 PM


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