Voice Search?

Google Voice Search is a function that allows users to search the Web using Google through spoken voice commands rather than typing.

Google Voice Search can be used on both desktop and mobile searches. In some instances, users must say a “wake” phrase to tell Google to begin analyzing what the user says, which is “OK, Google.” This can be done either via a hands-free voice command on certain mobile devices and operating systems, or by tapping or clicking on the microphone icon to the right of the main Google search field:

Alexa Voice search

Alexa — as well as integrations with Google, Apple, Bing, Facebook, Yelp, and more than 150 other leading services — ensures those facts make their way into the Knowledge Graphs behind the voice-powered services of today and tomorrow.

Alexa — as well as integrations with Google, Apple, Bing, Facebook, Yelp, and more than 150 other leading services — ensures those facts make their way into the Knowledge Graphs behind the voice-powered services of today and tomorrow.

Alexa Voice optimize for voice search should be on every marketer’s mind.

And if it isn’t, there’s something wrong.

Over half of U.S. teens and 41% of U.S. adults using voice search on a daily basis. With voice-assisted devices becoming ubiquitous in our households, we can’t ignore the exciting and challenging new opportunities presented.