The concept of the Knowledge Graph is too complex for the time left in this article, but simply put and in layman’s terms and because a true semantic web is out of reach right now (a web where the context of the user search query is just...
In layman's terms, it means that using this new viewer (in advanced mode only- as I mentioned last week basic mode is completely nonfunctional for actual avatar editing) you can adjust bounce and jiggle of soft mesh body parts- breasts, bellies...
Those of us that know better about the dark underbelly of our profession call that trick "keyword stuffing," or in layman's terms, "cheating. This past weekend, while most of us were making a last minute dash to pick up something for Valentine's...
FairSearch.org released "Google Buys ITA - A Travel Story" with their side of the story, in layman's terms explaining why the future of online travel is in danger. This was a fight-filled week for Google.
You forgot the most obvious, most overlooked, and most difficult part of creating any site: your site information architecture -- or in layman's terms, your site blueprint. So you want to build a website.
In layman's terms, if your site code doesn't seem clean, crisp, light, quick, and white, then chances are you're experiencing issues in this area. If you're planning a new site, or revamping an old one, just how important is your front-end code to...
In layman's terms: two counts divided by each other. When Mark Twain penned, "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics," he must have foreseen online campaign analytics. Over the past year, I've been in numerous meetings...
In layman's terms, this means the request was understood, accepted, and the page you requested will appear. Every time a user or search engine spider visits a Web page, the server that page resides on returns a code.
In very, very simple layman's terms, that's the human foundation for statistical machine translation. He summarized geo-targeted, contextual language translation in clear and succinct terms. Without a second thought, we buy and sell words on Google...
In layman’s terms, this means the request was understood, accepted, and the page you requested will appear. Relay the wrong response, and you could create a world of hurt for your Web site in the search engines, or have some dissatisfied users on...
Let me first do my best to explain what this means in laymanterms (hope I get
it right). Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we've spotted but not blogged
separately:
Let me first do my best to explain what this means in laymanterms (hope I get
it right). Today's search podcast covers AOL firing execs over the search privacy issue;
how to evaluate search engine popularity figures; Google gets your MTV into...
Let me first do my best to explain what this means in laymanterms (hope I get it right). SEOMoz has some excellent examples of government sites that are susceptible to cross site (XSS) html injection, something that can also happen to any site.
Is your audience likely to search for industry standard terms or simple layman phrases? Overture will then spit out all other popular search terms that contain that phrase. Many, many search terms are so saturated by competitors that it would be...