Google Launches Customizable Search Feature, SearchWiki
Google has released a new feature to its search results. It’s called SearchWiki and it lets searchers, while signed into their Google account, customize their own results.
When you do a search, you can move results around. If a result is third, you can move it to first. (You SEOs are going to looooove that [detect my sarcasm]).
You can make notes about search results. If you return to the same results, you will find them the way you left them last time.
Your changes only affect YOUR searches. Check out this vid for more:
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