A new service provided by Ziggs.com will help you answer “Who is Googling You?” Why you would want to know who’s been conducting research on you online is beyond us, unless of course you’re doing some illegal things, however this service claims it will be able to help you out in that pursuit. Ziggs.com works much in the same way as other social networking sites. Users signup for an account and create their own www.ziggs.com profile. In much the same way as other social networking sites, they can interact with one another and such.
Where Ziggs.com is different is that it allows you to see who’s searched your name and arrived at your profile via Google. Many people will undoubtedly find this feature useful, however it raises some privacy concerns. We’re not aware of the specific information ziggs.com will be releasing to its users in regards to the person who landed on their pages, but it’ll likely be a geographic location as well as an accompanying IP address. So whether or not you will know who exactly is googling you is questionable.
What should be interesting to see is how much people will be willing to pay for the ziggs.com service. Those who’re really concerned with the sort of content returned about them by search engines should definitely consider signing up for the Ziggs service. How you use the information provided via the service is up to you, however, you will be likely bound by certain terms and conditions.
Overall, the “Who is Gooling You?” excitement perpetuated by the Zigss.com service is a bit over-hyped, as it’s likely that users will be unable to much of anything with the referral information provided by the Ziggs service. Other than getting a general idea about the geographic location if the surfer and IP address, there won’t be much else they can do with the information.
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