In an effort to improve website clickthrough rates, a software architect Tim Nash has begun an experiment that is aimed at improving rankings and clickthrough rates. For the full report about the experiment and its conclusion, Click Here.
Entries from May 2008
An Experiment to Improve Clickthrough Rates in SERPs- An Update
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Search Engines
Linkbait Strikes Again! Matt Cutts Speaks Out!
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Due to a recent controversy that had been sparked by a case of link baiting, Google's Matt Cutts was compelled to step forward and give his opinion on the guidelines by which Google treats linkbaiting. More…
Tags: Google · Search Engines
Google Releases 'Safe Browsing Diagnostic'! Itself Suffers With Malware Problem
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Google has released a malware detection service known as the 'Safe Browsing Diagnostic'. This service will help users and Webmasters in detecting a malware on the visiting websites or the ones they own. It would provide detailed information about Google's automatic detection and investigations. More…
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Google Crawls Through HTML. Webmasters Not Satisfied
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
According to Michael VanDeMar of Smackdown, Google's new crawling method has developed a flaw and is indexing pages form websites that either have a 'nofollow' tag or aren't meant to be indexed. For the full report about the Google Crawls Through HTML, Click Here.
Tags: Google
Google Triumphant! ComScore April 2008 U.S. Search Engine Rankings Released
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
ComScore has released the results for April 2008, U.S Search Engine Rankings. According to the report, Google sites had the highest share of core searches, amounting to 61.6%. For the full report on the ComScore April 2008 results, Click Here.
Tags: Search Engines
Yahoo! Releases 'SearchScan' (BETA) with better User Online Experience in Mind
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Yahoo! in collaboration with McAfee has announced the release of 'SearchScan', a feature that would would help protect users against viruses, spyware and spam. It is an online feature that works seamlessly with Yahoo! Search Engine. More……
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Yahoo! Walks Free- Microsoft Withdraws its Bid for Yahoo!
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Microsoft has declared that it has withdrawn its bid offer to takeover Yahoo Inc. The decision came in the wake of a meeting that took place in Seattle, Washington where Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang turned down Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's offer of $33 a share and added that Yahoo! would not accept any bid below the price of $37 a share. More……
Tags: Search Engines
Google AdWords Displays Landing Page Load Time to Determine Quality Scores
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Google has announced the integration of Landing Page and Time to the Google AdWords Keyword Analysis page. This factor would be crucial in determining the Quality Scores of a Webmaster, based on the time taken to load by his webpages. More……
Tags: Search Engines
Microsoft Withdraws Bid, Yahoo's Shares take a Plunge
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
As soon as Microsoft withdrew its takeover bid for Yahoo!, there came a sudden fall in Yahoo's shares. The plunge which is quite alarming is about 15 %, putting Yahoo's shares at $24.37 which is a drop of $4.30 per share. More……
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Microsoft's Answer to Google Earth- Launches 'Worldwide Telescope'
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Microsoft has announced the launch of 'The Worldwide Telescope'. This telescope is based on the Web 2.0 services created by Microsoft's high performance Visual Experience Engine that enables unobtrusive pan and zoom functions into the vastness of the universe. A user can choose from an array of telescopes, to select which planet, galaxy or celestial bodies he would like to explore. More……
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