Christian Heilmann

Show off your hidden data with SearchMonkey – new article on Digital-Web

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 at 8:47 am

Digital Web just released my new article about showing the world your page-embedded data with Searchmonkey. SearchMonkey is a new Yahoo product that allows you to enhance search results with information that is in your document but wasn’t indexed by Yahoo. You can either retrieve this information with an XSLT and transforming the document or by picking from RDF and microformatic data in the document.

The article is a step-by-step tutorial how to turn the search results of Facebook apps into a richer experience by showing a thumbnail preview and a description without having to click through to facebook:

Facebook Applications search results with and without Searchmonkey

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