That’s right, as of today no invitation needed for joining the Google’s rival to Facebook. Vic Gundotra, Senior Vice President of Engineering has posted in the Official Google Blog “the past 12 weeks we’ve been in field trial, and during that time we’ve listened and learned a great deal. We’re nowhere near done, but with the …
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According to Google Webmaster Central Blog, if your website can not be found in organic search results or perhaps is not performing as good as it’s used to then you can now request Google to reconsider your website. Google has worked for a couple of years to improve the reconsideration process and now reconsideration request …
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Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising is considered the most powerful strategies of targeting prospective clients as well as drawing targeted traffic to your web site. Accounts can easily be opened with different search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo and even Facebook which will allow you to bid on advertising keywords. PPC is simply a …
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Google has introduced the new “Click-to-call” enhancement to their AdWords Pay-Per-Click program by sending an email to Google AdWords advertisers today. This Click-to-call enhancement will help your mobile users connect to your business more easily. Now mobile user will be able to call you directly from the Google search page by clicking the phone number displayed on the AdWords ad …
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The Google +1 button could potentially turn SEO on its head, it isn’t just another button essential. Google’s +1 of course is very much like the Facebook like button but the big difference is that you get to see what people have liked or rather +1’ed before you have clicked a link in Google search. People …
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This news has been mentioned in the Microsoft Technet blog yesterday. Apparently there is an ongoing investigation in the European Commission whether Google has violated European competition law. Microsoft actually complemented Google “for its genuine innovations, of which there have been many over the past decade” before outlining all Google’s wrong doings. As troubling as the situation is in …
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Google has recently revised its search engine algorithms to improve the quality of search engine results. According to Google, it’s supposed to improve already high ranking of the good quality websites and at the same time to decrease the ranking of the poor content websites. Web sites known as content farms have recently been reaching …
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Hopefully AdSense in Your City will come to your city soon. The AdSense in Your City program was kicked off in 2010 in an effort to work more closely with publishers. To request an invitation to an AdSense in Your City event use this link. On March 9, a casual 20 minute optimization sessions will …
Los Angeles times [2011-02-22] – The government decides to work with Google to bring Street View to Israel in the coming months, but some cabinet members worry that the street-level photographs will help terrorists plan attacks. Google’s popular Street View map service has sparked privacy debates around the globe. But in Israel, government officials are …
Google released Personal Blocklist Chrome extension, which we launched last week. Here is a description of that product: “The personal blocklist extension will transmit to Google the patterns that you choose to block. When you choose to block or unblock a pattern, the extension will also transmit to Google the URL of the web page …
