The most dramatic change or at least the most visible change that has been officially released thus far is that Google may begin ranking pages higher in it’s search results that load quicker.  Page load time has long been a big factor in the stickiness of your website, but once Google Caffeine is in full effect, this may be more important to your web site traffic than it has ever been before.

If you want to hear the official interview with Matt Cutts on the upcoming release of Google Caffeine release,  just press play to watch the video below:

No matter what changes are to come from the new Google Caffeine release it is sure to change all of our jobs, at least for those of us who are webmasters and SEO experts.  It will be interesting to see if Google implements there full “social engine” that they have been working on for some time.  Also since there has been a lot of buzz about Google striking a deal with the guys over at twitter, don’t be surprised if you start seeing tweets show up where the video and other content relevant data show in mid stream already.

Only time will tell, we will make sure to update you when we know more on this topic, because there are sure to be some major search engine changes coming our way!