All that happened in the world of search engines in the first week of August. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
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All that happened in the world of search engines in the first week of August. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
Google Takes Down Average Position Indicators in the Content Network!:
Over at PPC Hero John reports that, Google has begun the removal of Content Network average position indicators or figures. In place of the position indicators, Google is now displaying 'N/A' (not available) to the users.
It was almost a decade ago that Google established itself as the principal search engine in the web world and since then has hardly faced competition that can be put into the record books. The recent launch of another search engine, named Cuil (pronounced cool), was a simple reiteration of this fact. Though Cuil has been crafted and developed by former Google compatriots, Anna Patterson, Russell Power and Louis Monier, the overall product was not even a close second to Google.
All that happened in the world of search engines in the fourth week of July 2008. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
It's Search Engine Rankings time again and ComScore has released its findings for the'U.S. Search Engine Rankings for June 2008'. According to the new results, search engines like Microsoft and Yahoo! have finally gained some ground, but they still aren't even close enough to make Google drop a sweat. According to ComScore, Google is still way ahead of any other search engine, when it comes to raw number of searches for the month of June.
All that happened in the world of search engines in the second week of June 2008. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
Google Again Tweaks AdWords Landing Page Quality Scores Algorithms- Confusion All Around!
Over at the Webmaster World, numerous reports have surfaced that Google has been hitting Webmasters hard in the Google AdWords Quality Scores for their landing page irregularities.
All that happened in the world of search engines in the second week of June 2008. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
Google Explains When & How to File a Re-consideration Request!:
Google has explained in length as to how Webmasters can determine the factors, that would lead them to file a reconsideration request to Google in case their website gets banned. It also shows (via a video) the method of filing the reconsideration request through Google Webmaster Tools.
4th of July is celebrated throughout the United States with fanfare and utmost enthusiasm. When the entire country is celebrating the day that marks the creation of an independent America, then the search engines are also not far behind in the celebrations. Many search engines expressed their love for the country with their celebratory logos. Here are some of them for you all to cherish.
All that happened in the world of search engines in the fourth week of June 2008. Once again, the blogs are all in chronological order. Enjoy!
At Google, 'Long URLs' Can Land Your Website in Trouble!
It's true! According to Search Engine Roundtable now even modeling your websites on long URLs can get your sites into trouble with Google indexing.
If our readers recall, I had recently posted a part of the 'SEMPO 2007 State of the Market Survey', where I mentioned, that according to the survey, the search engine marketing industry was experiencing a major shift in the Online Advertisement Spend Trend. Now finally, the SEMPO 2007 State of the Market Survey is out and according to the data, the Search Engine Marketing (SEM) industry in North America has shown a steady and impressive growth for the year 2007.
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