The 'Autocomplete Me' Blog is Absolutely Ridiculous
Robyn Currie — November 26, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: autocompleteme & neatorama
The best/worst thing about searching in Google is the auto search capabilities: you may want to search for ‘lettuce’ but you get the option of ‘lettuce lake park.' So, to document this, the blog Autocomplete Me was born.
To be real, this site brings the LOLs. Seriously, in order for the Google autocompletes to work, someone must have originally searched for that one ridiculous option. According to Autocomplete Me, someone did in fact search for ‘robots are everywhere and they eat old peoples medicine for fuel.' Awesome.
To be real, this site brings the LOLs. Seriously, in order for the Google autocompletes to work, someone must have originally searched for that one ridiculous option. According to Autocomplete Me, someone did in fact search for ‘robots are everywhere and they eat old peoples medicine for fuel.' Awesome.
Trend Themes
1. Google Autocomplete - Opportunities for improving and refining the algorithm to provide more accurate and relevant search suggestions.
2. Crowdsourced Search Suggestions - Potential to leverage user-generated search suggestions to enhance the autocomplete feature and provide better search results.
3. Humorous Search Results - Growing interest in blogs and websites that document and share funny and ridiculous search autocomplete suggestions.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunities in developing advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to improve search suggestions.
2. Digital Marketing - Opportunities for marketers to strategize and optimize content based on popular search suggestions and trends.
3. Content Creation - Emerging trend in creating engaging and humorous content based on peculiar search autocomplete suggestions.
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