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Skyrockets In Flight, Google to the Moon?
Has Google officially jumped the shark? Hey Sergey, are you goofing on Elvis? Searching For Meaning asks if Google has left the building.
Google AdSense for Mobile
Recently I wrote that Google Mobile was starting to run AdWords ads. This initiative has been expanded to now include Google Adsense(TM)…
Google Dance in Aeon Flux
Google Dance. Some SEO experts say the Google don't dance. Others claim the Google Dance never ends. What does it mean for…
Yahoo Showcases Tools for Teachers
Yahoo today gave a sneak peek of a new research-focused service aimed at making life easier for teachers, Yahoo Teachers. The new…
Set the Context in your Custom Search Engine
Last week the Google Custom Search blog posted about a couple of Custom Search Engine updates. One of these is a change…
Using Google’s Date Parameters to Find Newly Indexed Pages
Matt Cutts recently posted about better date searching on Google. It was pretty intriguing, because there are some interesting things you can…
Popcorn Search Disappoints
The popcorn lung news has been water-cooler talk around here recently. In case you haven’t heard, it can be unsafe to consume…
Google Leaks Info on Google Reader, Social Networking Efforts
Seems an internal presentation on Google Readre and their planned social networking efforts was leaked, according to Philipp Lenssen at Blogoscoped. The…
Adam Bosworth Leaving Google
Adam Bosworth, who was charged with developing health information for Google Health, will be leaving the company to pursue other opportunities, the…
Google Reader Not Yet in Universal Search
Google Blogoscoped reports that an internal video titled Nooglers And The PDB: Reactor (Ben Darnell, September 6, 2007) was leaked from Google.…
Google.org investing in plug-in hybrids
Google’s philanthropic arm, Google.org, has issued a call for investment proposals. Specifically, they are looking for entrepreneurs to propose ways to develop…
Newsknife finds dramatic changes in Google News ratings
On August 31, 2007, Google announced that it would start hosting material produced by The Associated Press (AP) and three other wire…
Google Mobile to Start Running AdWords
Google will shortly begin showing AdWords ads within Google Mobile Search. According to the email I received, this will start up in…
Firefox Reaches 400 Million Download Mark
Firefox announced it has reached 400 million downloads, PC Pro reported today. The browser’s popularity has reached 28% market share in Europe…
Should You Worry About Site Speed?
Think concerns about page load times are a thing of the past? Think again. Here's how optimizing your site and addressing site…
Overhaul, or Tune-Up at Yahoo?
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the “major overhaul” in progress by returning CEO Jerry Yang may turn out…
Everything You Assumed About Search Is About to Change
As soon as search marketing old timers think they've got search all figured out, something changes. Sometimes it's as simple as a…
Search Headlines & Links: September 6, 2007
Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch…
Understanding the Paid Links Debate
The debate over paid links is complicated. The arguments for and against the practice are often heated, with webmasters defending the practice,…
Google Files GPay Patent – Mobile Payment Method
Seems Google is getting ready to launch another of their G ideas. This time it is GPay – a mobile payment method…
Facebook Profiles to Become Searchable
Facebook is opening up its user profiles to be crawled by search engines, allowing limited information to be available unless users change…
Mastering Yahoo Panama
When Yahoo Panama launched in the U.S., some Wall St. analysts practically cheered at the arrival of the much anticipated but oft-delayed…
Optimizing Pages for New and Improved Search Engine Users
Mark Jackson takes a look at changes in the way people search, discussing updated methods for reaching today's search-engine-savvy users.
The Economist Examines Google
Google is hated and feared by many, as The Economist outlines, but it seems it is their moto of “Do No Evil”…
NoFollow as an SEO Optimization Tool
Rand at SEOmoz published some great information based on questions he asked Matt Cutts. There were several interesting questions answered, but I…
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