Good News for Twitter Users; Get Ready for an Increased Search Engine Traffic to Your Tweets and Webpages this Season

For those that owns webpages with Twitter account and need increased traffic to their tweets and consequently to their pages, this piece will interest you greatly.

Google and Twitter has signed a deal that will soon make all your tweets appear immediately on Google search result pages.

By the next quarter of the year, your tweets will be searchable and can easily be found on search results, which are in line with the recent agreement between Twitter and Google for 

Twitter to provide access to its firehouse data stream to Google.

With access to Twitter firehouse data stream, what that simply implies is that, Google will no longer have to crawl the tweets of millions of twitter users before they can appear on search results, but rather the tweets will immediately appear on search results as they are being tweeted.

Work is in top gear between Google engineers and Twitter engineers to integrate this service and will likely take effect in couple of months to come when the integration is finally complete.

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This was one of the major deals that Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has struck in recent times with major search providers like Yahoo/Bing and Google.

No doubt that the deal will be of immense benefits to both parties and is to be seen as win-win situation for both of them.

As for Twitter, it will benefit from the deal by seeing more frequent long-ins by Twitter account owners and it also has the potentials of converting or even monetizing log-out users.

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Google on their part will benefit from the deal by having enhanced search results and that will imply to more contents to their online archive.

This will definitely be a welcome idea for many webpage owners that have Twitter handles to their pages, as increased traffic will most likely lead to increased revenue to their monetized pages.