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Chinese alternative medicine is a comprehensive system of healthcare that has evolved over thousands of years. Rooted in ancient philosophies and traditional practices, it encompasses various modalities aimed at restoring balance, promoting wellness, and treating illnesses. This holistic approach is deeply influenced by concepts from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which emphasizes the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and environment. Key components of Chinese alternative medicine include: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): TCM is a scheme of medicine that includes multiple modalities such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage (tui na), dietary therapy, and exercises like tai chi and qigong. TCM is based on the values of Yin & Yang (opposing forces representing balance), Qi (vital energy), and the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) that correspond to different organs and bodily functions. TCM practitioners aim to restore harmony and balance within the...
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Google integrates social networks into search results

 


Currently social networks is play a big role in online marketing. Social networks influence the success of larger companies to smaller companies wanting to market their products more. Two changes will further push the influence of social networks on search results. 

Integration of links to social networks in Google's knowledge graph

The first change is the introduction of social network links  for companies in the "knowledge graph" . This was first noticed in the United States at the beginning of the year, as described and visualized on searchengineland.com, the integration of social networks does not stop at Google+, but also includes among others Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, which are now available in the “knowledge” bar.   

This allows customers to easily enter the social media networks of a company they are looking for, for businesses it is an effective way to showcase their products and attract new customers. 

In the United States this change has done the trick, it remains to be seen if this integration will be rolled out in other countries. 

Tweets in Google search results

 The second change is the new cooperation between Google and Twitter. Some sources say Google has already posted tweets in search results since 2009, a short trial phase. 

A new agreement allows Twitter to directly benefit converting many new users from Google and thereby increase ad revenue. A win-win model for Google, which takes advantage of the strategy of being the provider of the most recent and frequent news by offering and securing even more current information day to day. 

As of this week tests have shown  that tweets are displayed in search results and that the results are directly linked to the  "hashtag" in Twitter - Google shows the most popular tweets for each term with the corresponding hashtag.    

These two new features are already visible in Google search results. It remains to be seen whether the poster with the tweets remains lucrative, or if it will revert to the previous poster.

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