Google released its latest tool last week, Google Web History.
The feature allows Google users to track their personal online activity including searches they've conducted and sites they've actually been to. The information is then stored on Google's server.
The tool is helpful to bloggers who visit hundreds (or thousands) of sites every day, and makes it a lot easier to track back to the original source. It can also pull of a list of sites you visit on a regular basis and your top search items.
The ultimate advantage is that your future search results will be optimized as a result of the customizations Google creates for you according to your online history. The biggest advantage is that you can access your Web History from any computer once you've signed into your account. Whether you're at the office, at home, or in a cyber café in Moscow, you can have your e-history at your finger tips.
Google Web History
Helpful Blogging Feature
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Search - Advancements in personalized web history tracking technology will enable companies to offer personalized search results to users
2. Remote Access - Remote access to personalized web history increases the flexibility of work practices
3. Increased Internet Use Efficiency - Web history tracking tools increase Internet use efficiency by allowing users to easily access previously visited sites and search items
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Technology companies can leverage web history tracking tools and personalized search results to enhance their services
2. Marketing - Marketing companies can use personalized search results and web history tracking to offer more targeted ads to potential customers
3. Healthcare - Healthcare providers can use web history tracking to assist with patient research and diagnosis