Steve Rubel reports today that Wikipedia entries now appear in Google OneBox results. Just add “info” or “information” to your query and the first results will be from Wikipedia if there’s a match. Will an entry in Wikipedia be what a DMOZ entry used to be? Perhaps in more ways than one.
For a great resource on how to take advantage of marketing opportunities via Google OneBox, I recommend reading Brian Mark’s blog, The OneBoxer.
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Wikipedia has been showing up in the OneBox for quite some time…
http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/002999.html
Joost, can you try again because your second comment made it through.
Hmm i can’t say what i want to say, as the word gnimmaps reversed seems to set of the maps filter…
Hey kid disco, when I’ve tried this before, it didn’t work for me.
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