Sergey Brin
10 fun facts (and a typo) from the original Google paper by Larry and Sergey
Fun fact #1: "Wow, you looked at a lot of pages from my web site. How did you like it?" - people encountering a crawler for the first time. This and other quality snippets pulled from the original paper presenting Google in 1997.
For Every Link You Earn There Are Five More Worth Building
How did we arrive at the trend of "link earning," and why does link building sometimes sound like a dirty word? The answer: Google Penguin.
Links Should Only Be a Surprise? Nonsense!
Bing's Duane Forrester says "You want links to surprise you." But these links are only possible if your site already has some visibility. Without link building, the pursuit of relevant and authoritative links, attracting visibility is difficult.
Why Apps Will Dethrone Content as King of Digital Marketing
The sites with the best tools dominate the web. Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, WordPress, and LinkedIn don't owe their success to content marketing because they are more than content. Here's why apps are the future of digital marketing.
Google Hummingbird Takes Flight: Biggest Change to Search Since Caffeine
Google quietly made a huge change to its core search technology in the past month, one that affects about 90 percent of searches worldwide. Calling it Hummingbird, the technological update of Google search is designed to handle more complex queries.
Major Search Engines and Directories
When you think search, no doubt you think Google. But there are other popular major search engines (e.g., Bing, Yahoo, Yandex, and Baidu) that you can turn when searching for information, images, maps, videos, products, or something local.
New Study Finds Google+ Shares Don’t Cause Higher Search Rankings
Stone Temple Consulting has conducted a study of the impact of Google+ shares on search rankings. The study shows that while Google+ can drive discovery and indexing, there is no measurable evidence that Google +1's result in higher rankings.
Google Settles Stock Split Lawsuit
Google announced its intention to issue Class C stock last year, however the Brockton Retirement Board and shareholder Philip Skidmore sued the firm, claiming that the firm's co-founders engineered the stock split to keep control of the firm.
Larry & Sergey: Still Super Rich But No Longer Equally Rich, Says Forbes
Forbes has released its annual list of the world’s billionaires. While most of the richest people in the world remain the same, one noteworthy change is that Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are no longer tied for net worth.
Your Hidden PPC Prospect: Google
Once you grok the basic Google concept (a win for the searcher is a win for Google), AdWords becomes not easy, but simple. Write ads and create landing pages and websites that serve your prospects’ first and your business second.
