The "I'm Feeling Lucky" button automatically takes you to the first web page returned for your query.
An "I'm Feeling Lucky" search means less time searching for web pages and more time looking at them.
And this is what typically what I’m Feeling Lucky does, In 2007 Google estimated that 1% of Google searches go through the I’m Feeling Lucky button- skipping Google’s search results pages entirely .
That meant that Google showed ZERO ads (and therefore got ZERO ad clicks) on 1% of all Google search queries. Back in 2007,an analyst suggested the “ I’m Feeling Lucky “ button probably costs Google as much as $100 million per year.
An "I'm Feeling Lucky" search means less time searching for web pages and more time looking at them.
And this is what typically what I’m Feeling Lucky does, In 2007 Google estimated that 1% of Google searches go through the I’m Feeling Lucky button- skipping Google’s search results pages entirely .
That meant that Google showed ZERO ads (and therefore got ZERO ad clicks) on 1% of all Google search queries. Back in 2007,an analyst suggested the “ I’m Feeling Lucky “ button probably costs Google as much as $100 million per year.
Lets see some imaging tricks
Type in “Google Loco” and see what’s moving.
Type in “ LOL Limewire” and see that you are as a pirate.
Type in “Epic Google,
Type in Rainbow google,
Type in Annoying Google,
Type in Google pacman,
Type in Google Magic,
Type in Google color (Ex: pink,blue),
It basically is a set of pre-configured phrases such as
"I'm Feeling Wonderful" - takes you to the Google World Wonders Project,
"I'm Feeling Playful" and "I'm Feeling Doodley" - takes you to the Google Doodle page,
"I'm Feeling Hungry" - searches for restaurants nearby,
"I'm Feeling Trendy"- takes you to Google Hot Searches,
"I'm Feeling Stellar" - takes you to Google Earth's explore page,
"I'm Feeling Puzzled" - takes you to the A Google A Day page,
"I'm Feeling Artistic" - takes you to Google's Art Project page.
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