Oct 22 2009

Export Search Results In Spreadsheet with Google Squared


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Google is a very famous search engine & we use Google to explore the world. I shared Top 7 Google free services for social media users in one of my earlier post.

Google released its new search tool called Google Squared earlier and some of the people don’t know much about it.

This new search tool is an interesting section that allows us to grab information about any specific search from around the web into a spreadsheet. This google service is not new Google had announced the Squared for the first time in May. Squared is designed to show search in spreadsheet format which is easy to read, if you are looking a mobile phone for yourself on Google Squared then Squared will offer you a chart describing all their features.

Similarly if you wanna new dog, Squared will square up your search and allow you to find the breeds. Google Squared is still in the Labs, and under testing. Not everything about Squared is perfect, it has some negatives along with the positives.

Take a peek at their YouTube promo

This is something similar to list grabber tools. What these list grabber tools do is they fetch the information from the web & collects all into one spreadsheet for you & this Google squared is something like that.

Here are some screen shots “How It Works”

let’s start with Nokia nseries mobile phone

Search

Google Squared

Search Results

Google Squared Results

We can see there are lots of columns added which makes our results sophisticated & easier. All features are divided into different -2 columns & it makes it easy to understand.

We can easily delete & add columns according to our search.

Adding & Deleting Columns

When I add one more column with the name of Video then it will start fetching the results for each mobile & start showing us like.

New Search Result

Save & Export

If you like any results then you can easily export it & save it for your reference.

Save Results

Is it interesting? Is it looks useful? start using it & let the world know about Google Squared

This entry was written by Sachin and posted on October 22, 2009 at 5:05 am and filed under Google, Social Media Marketing. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.

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