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Four Results From A Domain – Google’s Petits Fours
Posted by: | CommentsIn August Google made changes to its ranking algorithm to enable users to find more results from a single domain. This was mainly to facilitate the users who showed interest in a particular domain. Now Google has further expanded this feature to provide the results faster.
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Yahoo! Launches Search Trends Site – Yahoo Clues
Posted by: | CommentsOn November 16, Yahoo launched 'Yahoo Clues' to provide users a better insight and more reliable data about the popular search terms. The service however is still in its beta.
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Yahoo! Launches Search Trends Site – Yahoo Clues
Google Hits Back With “Shared By” Social Search Results
Posted by: | CommentsGoogle has made its search results more social, probably as an answer to the Bing – Facebook joint effort . The main search result page will show real time results, which would show how many times any article has been shared or the number of times a topic has been mentioned on social networks
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Google Hits Back With “Shared By” Social Search Results
The Possible Effects of Google Instant on Search Queries and Impressions
Posted by: | CommentsThe launch of Google Instant is said to bring about some change in search queries data. This is because, when a keyword is typed on Google Instant, it keeps displaying search results until the user stops typing
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New ways to view Webmaster Tools messages
Posted by: | CommentsGoogle has comeup with a new way of viewing messages for a specific website. With the help of an additional Messages feature, which would be visible on site pages, the user can freely choose how he wants to view his messages, whether its for one website at a time or for multiple sites.
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New ways to view Webmaster Tools messages
Welcome! back to the final day of SES San Francisco 2010. Tim Ash presented the keynote on Day 3. The agenda was “ To understand, why it is important to build trust online to get improved conversions and how to do it successfully.” Moderator: Mike Grehan Speaker: Tim Ash ( @tim_ash ), CEO, SiteTuners.com “The four pillars of building trust online is not about technology”, was Tim's first statement
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The Four Pillars of Building Instant Trust Online: SES San Francisco 2010, Day 3 Keynote by Tim Ash
Google Set To Launch Updated Keyword Tool
Posted by: | CommentsAfter rolling-out the beta version of the Updated keyword Tool last year, Google has now decided to make the final transition from Keyword Tool and Search-based Keyword Tool to the much-awaited Updated Keyword Tool. The transition is believed to take place by end-of-August
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Yahoo! Search Provides Real-Time Suggestions!
Posted by: | CommentsYahoo! has reported that some changes have been introduced to Yahoo! Search Assist that will provide the near real-time suggestions when the user type their query.
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Yahoo! Search Provides Real-Time Suggestions!
Microsoft adCenter summer 2010 upgrades with New Features
Posted by: | CommentsThe upgradation of Microsoft adCentre summer 2010 has been completed with the addition of new advance features. These new features will help the users in managing the overall search and content advertising strategies. Most of these features are the ones requested by the visitors in the adCenter community.
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Microsoft adCenter summer 2010 upgrades with New Features
Google Caffeine might already be here. What are you doing to survive?
Posted by: | CommentsThis is the tone that most of the blogs and discussions in forums have taken. Everyone is anxious about when it will come, what it is and what effect it will have on site rankings, but no one has any concrete information to share
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Google Caffeine might already be here. What are you doing to survive?