tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7008008496292679544.post914906483729467657..comments2010-02-01T17:14:21.317-05:00Aaron Zwasnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7008008496292679544.post-48194945139577511662010-02-01T17:14:21.317-05:002010-02-01T17:14:21.317-05:00Real time search as far as Twitter is concerned is self cleaning. Spamming on Twitter doesn&#39;t pay off as it will result in losing your followers and few would risk that. I don&#39;t know whether the Twitter API is already prepared to deflect attempts at creating massive numbers of zombie accounts, but I sincerely hope so.<br /><br />To me the real question is how long will keyword-based search stick around. All these issues with SEO are necessary to eliminate the distortion keywords add between your ad and its context. Once that&#39;s cleared out by natural language processing, or a collective effort like content mapping, the relevance of your ad in its targeted audience is guaranteed. More about content mapping and SEM: http://wp.me/pKewu-28.<br /><br />Dancollectivewebhttp://collectiveweb.wordpress.com/noreply@blogger.com