What Does Google Think of Other Sites?

by Richie S (35) on 23 September, 2009 | Categories : Google, Internet

google-logo.jpgRecently I came across an image (the first one below), where the author searched for ‘twitter is’. The new feature in Google, Search Suggestions (where suggestions are obtained by comparing your partial query with popular searches), showed up some funny suggestions. In some ways it looks like this is what Google thinks of other popular sites. Read on!

So here is what Google thinks of twitter:

wdtwitter

Facebook is:

wdfacebook

Google fierce competitor, Yahoo is:

wdyahoo

Microsoft:

wdmicrosft

Apple:

wdapple

How about digg?

wddigg

and the most surprising. What does Google think of itself?

wdgoogle

Ha! Great ambitions. Search for more ‘<famous-website-name> is’ on google and do share with us!

Note: None of the images were edited.

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Richie blogs on topics ranging from softwares, programming, web-design, start-ups and random thought. He writes at echwithric.com. Follow him on Twitter.

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    Aditya Kane on September 23, 2009

    :-) this is quite hilarious…

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    Deepak Jain on September 23, 2009

    LOL!

    Nice post dude :D

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