http://www.suggestedsearchtool.com/ ^^ Sorry if it's a repost. ^^ I was thinking the biggest opportunity for instant search from the position of a web marketer would be involving domains that represent a name that happens to be a partial word. Here's an example: (now I know this particular one wouldn't work due to Google recognizing the word by the time you type in "fur" but you'll gt the idea without me giving one away I'm testing) Say you had the domain furnitu.com and built it as a brand name and authority on the word "furnitu" as well as used bots to pump up the search volume of the phrase leading to clicks to the site. Then you focus the site and metas on "furniture". People searching for anything that has furniture could get your result as well as the social media profiles you built around "furnitu" as their search results before they added the "re" when searching for "furniture" anything. With the meta tags reflecting the site being a furniture superstore, and being the top result some searchers might notice it, stop there and click. Like I said before this particular one wouldn't work, but you get the idea. Other things to consider are how many people are actually using google.com and how many would even notice before getting to the "re". Something to think about though. This would be much different than just trying to optimize for a partial word randomly which I don't think would work well, or for very long.