Google Introduces Hotel Search
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Google Introduces Hotel Search
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#3(Not even a "beta" tagline, an "experiment".)
My go-to place for hotels is TripAdvisor. This doesn't seem to have an real improvements.
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#4Couple things that impressed me ...
- Results are returned instantly. - The heat map idea, coupled with draggable area, is pretty cool.
Nice to see more competition and innovation in hotel search.
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#5There's good potential here for accurate price discrimination. If Google collects and passes on user data (especially now that there's G+), they'll know a banker can probably pay more for a hotel than a student.
I'm not sure if they'll put this into practice, but this sure gives them the ability to.
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#7Gorgeous. If only they could do the same for apartment/house rentals!
Really, that would be perfect.
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#8Gorgeous. If only they could do the same for apartment/house rentals! Really, that would be perfect.
I think this is what you want: http://www.padmapper.com/
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#9There's good potential here for accurate price discrimination. If Google collects and passes on user data (especially now that there's G+), they'll know a banker can probably pay more for a hotel than a student. I'm not sure if they'll put this into practice, but this sure gives them the ability to.
Thus creating a world where everybody struggles to look as poor as possible to Google's algorithms in the hopes of getting a good price?
I'll just google "how do i gets my babby daddy to give me his welfare check" ten times a day, and use a separate account when it comes time to research private yachts. Cha-ching!