Twitter-like ‘Posts’ in Google Search results expand to musicians
Google Search is getting new highlights nearly every day generally. Subsequent to taking off ‘Multifaceted Featured Snippets’ and ‘Symptom Search‘ to its clients over the past few weeks, Google this week included ‘Street View virtual tours’ for 11 Disney theme parks from around the world. Google Search has changed significantly over the years, for better or in negative ways. A month ago, the search giant controversially removed the “View Image” button from Google’s Image Search following a lawsuit settlement between Google and Getty Images.
Other than the upcoming AMP Stories, the tech giant Google introduced Google Posts which is now available to well-known musicians. Google Posts is a characteristic which enables the people and businesses to make content directly on Google which appears highly ranked in Google search results for their names. At present Google announced that Google Posts are now accessible to musicians so fans can follow them the same way.
The name Google Posts which is not the official name of this service. Google has not given it one. We call it Google Posts in view of language Google itself utilizes on the Google Post home page. That page says “Posts by Google,” however just in the title tag, not in the page’s body copy. In January 2016, Google Posts were first launched. But at that time, it was used by US presidential candidates to reach out to more people through Google Search results. Google posts are also known as ‘search posts’.