Google now offering a free module called Google Related Links for web sites that displays related news, web pages, videos and searches. You could customise the module to fit with our sites template. This service does not give you any revenue but we our sure you will be on google good side if you use it.
So run on over to Google and spruce up your sites!
Google Related Links
After implementing music status for Google Talk, Google has decided to show us all the nifty information in google trends.
Visit Google Music Trends
Google Base has integrated a useful feature in google Base dashboard that enables users to track impressions, click and page views. this feature also works for Froogle
Google Analytics has opened up registration to the public, if you’re not familiar with the service I suggest you head over to Google Analytics Official Blog, Google Analytics Help Group and Conversion University.
Click Here to sign up.
Yahoo advertisers should receive information on the class action settlement between Yahoo and Checkmate informing them of important settlement dates to watch out for.
Advertisers have until Oct. 14 to opt-out of the settlement or submit an objection, and have until Nov. 20 to submit their claim. The final hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 20.
Andy Hagans and Aaron Wall give us the most complete link popularity checklist ever put together
bookmark, print and if you could; memories it.
Click here for article
The official Google Adsense Blog gives a straight forward tutorial by using A/B testing.
Click here for tutorial
USA Today interviews probably one the first and certainly the most famous of all SEO gurus Danny Sullivan.
“Here in England, where people ask what I do, and I tell them about search marketing, they respond with a blank stare. That says it all.”
Google has finally incorporate video search tab on there results pages.
Google is definitely starting to pay more attention to Youtube
Since you can’t get enough of Matt here’s another one
- Should I worry about results estimates for 1) supplemental results 2) using the site: operator 3) with negated terms and 4) special syntax such as intitle: ? Answer: No. That’s pretty far off the beaten path.
- Why do 301s take so long to be reflected in supplemental results? It’s been months.
- I started appearing in the supplemental results in May–should I be worried? Read the rest of this entry »
