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Category Archives: google
Fun day at the GooglePlex
Isn’t that a lousy picture? well, that’s the best I could do with my phone… It was a very nice day at Google, I’ll write a few posts about what I’ve heard, it was quite interesting to hear what the … Continue reading
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Who has the keys to your business?
SearchEngineJournal has a story about this guy that gave the keys to his business to Google. Well, not exactly the keys, but he used a Gmail account for all his business emails, and had used the same account for his … Continue reading
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Innovation by Google
Google had recently launch a few extremely innovative features, some of them put a big smile on my face. I love creativity, and I love innovation. Google seem to be really good at both.One of those features is the Are you … Continue reading
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The million searches keywords – This can’t be real.
I was playing with Google’s Keyword Tool quite a lot lately, and found something really strange. There are a few keywords that seem to have exactly 1,000,000 searches per month. The thing is, it just doesn’t make sense that both … Continue reading
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Google’s system is SIMPLE!
The Official Google Blog has a nice post called Introduction to Google Ranking. Surprisingly (or not…) this post doesn’t tell anything that you didn’t know, nor reviles any secret that can help you do better in anything… However, there was … Continue reading
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Google said…
A Google Groups thread has a discussion about blocking a whole continent from seeing your website. This guy has a lot of African traffic that he doesn’t want (because he has no customers in Africa?) and he wants to block … Continue reading
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Matt Cutts (Google) at Web 2.0 Expo SF 2008
At the recent Web 2.0 expo, Matt Cutts presented on “what Google knows about spam…” I watched the 9 minutes video and it is quite interesting to hear it from an official Google representative. After all, everything we know is … Continue reading
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Google search r0x! (Hitwise says)
Hitwise Reports that Google has 67% of All US Searches. They also say that Yahoo! has 20% and MSN has 7%. Is it a surprise? not to most of the people I know. It may be interesting to see where … Continue reading
Got your company name in page title? Remove it!
I was asked by one of my customers to explain why removing the company name from all his pages titles is a good idea. It just didn’t make any sense. As you can see in this list of Top Factors … Continue reading
Vulnerability Scanner
I guess you all heard about goolag, the new Vulnerability Scanner that uses Google as their engine. I think it is fantastic. There are very creative people out there, Very. The thing is, I’m not so sure if I would … Continue reading
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