Google is showing items listed in its Base classified service in its general search results, which could be a boon for self-publishing authors seeking publicity for their work.
When Google launched Base several days ago, I listed my self-published book Home-Based Bookstore on the service, just to see if it might get a few hits and perhaps a sale or two among Web surfers using the terms “used books.”
The Base listing has drawn more hits than any other link, including an eBay listing, the relevant product page on my Web site, and the book’s product page on Amazon.
Google shows Base items in general search results
Google is showing items listed in its Base classified service in its general search results, which could be a boon for self-publishing authors seeking publicity for their work.
When Google launched Base several days ago, I listed my self-published book Home-Based Bookstore on the service, just to see if it might get a few hits and perhaps a sale or two among Web surfers using the terms “used books.”
The Base listing has drawn more hits than any other link, including an eBay listing, the relevant product page on my Web site, and the book’s product page on Amazon.
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