Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
5 common mistakes in SEO (and 6 good ideas!)
Common Sense About Search Engine Optimization, USP, UVP, etc.
Where can I learn more about the science of search engines?
Google Search, Modern Information Retrieval, Information Retrieval of Large Scale Data Sources
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Google Online Security Blog
It’s been five years since we officially announced malware and phishing protection via our Safe Browsing effort. The goal of Safe Browsing is still the same today as it was five years ago: to protect people from malicious content on the Internet. Today, this protection extends not only to Google’s search results and ads, but also to popular web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
To achieve comprehensive and timely detection of new threats, the Safe Browsing team at Google has labored continuously to adapt to rising challenges and to build an infrastructure that automatically detects harmful content around the globe.
Google Online Security Blog
To achieve comprehensive and timely detection of new threats, the Safe Browsing team at Google has labored continuously to adapt to rising challenges and to build an infrastructure that automatically detects harmful content around the globe.
Google Online Security Blog
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Google Hot Searches
People turn to search when they’re looking for answers and information, and sometimes what they want to know is on other people’s minds as well. You can learn a lot about what’s happening around the country or catch wind of a breaking news story by looking at what others are searching for.
With Hot Searches in Google Trends, you can see a list of the fastest rising search terms in the U.S. for a snapshot of what’s on the public’s collective mind. To create the Hot Searches list which is updated on an hourly basis, an algorithm analyzes millions of searches in the U.S. and determines which queries are being searched much more than usual.
Now, Hot Searches has gotten a refresh that makes the list of searches more visual, groups related rising search terms together and lets you see more information about those searches.
Find out what people are searching for with the updated Hot Searches list | Official Google Blog
With Hot Searches in Google Trends, you can see a list of the fastest rising search terms in the U.S. for a snapshot of what’s on the public’s collective mind. To create the Hot Searches list which is updated on an hourly basis, an algorithm analyzes millions of searches in the U.S. and determines which queries are being searched much more than usual.
Now, Hot Searches has gotten a refresh that makes the list of searches more visual, groups related rising search terms together and lets you see more information about those searches.
Find out what people are searching for with the updated Hot Searches list | Official Google Blog
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- Google defends against claims of rigged search results (computerworld.co.nz)
- Google Search Parameters Explained (seroundtable.com)
- THE BOTTOM LINE: Apple Really Is Going To Try To Kill Google (AAPL, GOOG) (businessinsider.com)
- GOOGLE to warn users targeted by state-sponsored attacks... (thecable.foreignpolicy.com)
- Analysis of 1.7 Million Visits: 6.5% of Google Search Traffic Now Impacted by Google Encrypted Search Results | Conductor Blog (conductor.com)
- A faster, simpler Google Search app for iPhone (googlemobile.blogspot.com)
- Google: Don't like us? Go use Bing (neowin.net)
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Recommendations for building smartphone-optimized websites
This blog post is only a brief summary of our recommendation for building smartphone-optimized websites. Please read the full recommendation and see which supported implementation is most suitable for your site and users. And, as always, please ask on our Webmaster Help forums if you have more questions.
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Recommendations for building smartphone-optimized ...: Webmaster level: All Every day more and more smartphones get activated and more websites are producing smartphone-optimized content.
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Recommendations for building smartphone-optimized ...: Webmaster level: All Every day more and more smartphones get activated and more websites are producing smartphone-optimized content.
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