Google Chrome Is Now Showing More Personalized Suggestions

Good news! Google added three new features to make its Chrome browser more helpful and relevant. 

To be precise, Chrome uses access to aggregated user data for crowdsourced recommendations. 

Let’s explore them one by one. 

1. Providing Search Recommendation Based On Your History 

For example, if you have searched for a “digital marketing course,” You will be more likely to see keyword recommendations like “digital marketing institute near me”.

The new feature offers a way to discover new ideas and lateral subjects you might also need.

Okay, let’s move on to the next one.

2. Shopping Suggestions

This is apt for a keyword that comes with commercial intent.

This feature makes you more likely to see buying suggestions based on your history. Basically, you will see suggestions on broader search categories.

Plus, you will get to see the images of those products prominently (like never before).

3. Poor Connectivity? No worries! Chrome Will Still Share Suggestions

Quite interesting, right? Basically, this is where Google will work on improving on-device search capabilities.

Google is trying to make things better for those who have poor connectivity so that they can also have a great search experience.

By relying less on outside server calls, users can seek thoughts in Chrome while offline or with confined connectivity. 

Moreover, this feature also works in incognito mode.

Key Takeaways

All this boils down to ONE thing. That’s what long-tail keywords are all about. When you search for something, you type a question, right?

So, as Chrome is going to provide suggestions based on search results, it is imperative to optimize your content for those phrases.