Blog Search

As I dicussed in my previous post SEO for Wordpress in my old post, I’ll tell you some more ways to make your blog search engine friendly so that it can get on top of Google. The things which I will tell you now are simple and easy to follow and if you are lost [...]

Twingly is a spam-free blog search engine. Their goal is to create the first and best spam-free search engine and to be the most innovative web startup in Europe. Twingly uses their search engine as the basis for developing fun products. Right now, the two most popular are: Twingly Blogstream – connecting traditional media to the Blogosphere – and Twingly Screensaver, a visual representation

Através do Blog Search você pesquisa centenas de blogs pela Internet, um lugar interessante para quem procura blogs com assuntos específicos ou até mesmo gostaria de pesquisa informações em vários blogs. Encontre muitos blogs interessantes no Blog Search.

Google’s Blog Search is a blog search engine that indexes your blog posts by crawling XML feeds instead of the actual blog html page. The Blog Search includes all blogs which publishes a site feed: If your blog is not included in the Blog Search, you might want to ping them. I’ve gotten some traffic from Google’s blog search but I haven’t thought too much about it until I saw a link on Conversion Rater which sent me to an article about search result rankings. Apparently a new patent application from Google reveals the positive and negative factors which determine how Google Blog Search ranks search results. Bill Slawski at SEO By the Sea goes into greater detail on each factor in his excellent post. Google's blog search shows results in responses to searchers queries based

Twingly, an Internet startup develops the innovative blog search engine Twingly.com.Martin Källström, CEO at Twingly said: "We will have worldwide coverage but are concentrating on being number one in European blog search, both by controlling spam and working with all different languages", US companies like Google provided the market for specialized blog search engines but now Europe gets its own blog search have covered the issues of spam in previous post but the new search engine is safe from spam. The algorithms include genuine blog posts and filter out the spam.Martin Källström says that "We want to help people find the good in blogs", "Eliminating spam makes the world of blogs more accessible for the readers. Our goal is to facilitate for both bloggers and readers to connect and

Is your blog in the results of these top 10 blog search engines? Bloglines.com Blogscope.net IceRocket.com Sphere.com Technorati.com Blogsearch.Google.com Blogsearch.Ask.com Blogpulse.com BlogDigger.com Plazoo.com If not, then why not?

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Blogging is one of the easiest ways to get content published to the Internet.  Everyone, from the average Joe to the Corporate Communications Specialist wants to see their blog and their most recent posts on the Google results page.  But, just like SEO for any other web site, it takes time, effort, and patience.  Here is a collection of tips gathered from around the blogosphere on how to optimize your blog for search engines. Content Content is always king.  Make sure your content is new, fresh, engaging, and relevant. Update your blog frequently.  The more it is updated, the more your content will be indexed. Stick with your blog - don't get discouraged! Use an interesting title for your blog and each of your blog posts.  Limit each of your posts to one topic, keeping your pages focused. Keep your posts not too short, and not too long.  This keeps your readers interested and returning. Provide a list of your top 10 blog posts on your site. Make

Getting your blog indexed by Search Engines is relatively easy - you write, get linked to and the Search Engines follow the links and find you. Et voila! However, for most bloggers, ranking highly is more important and doing so on Google in particular - for some it’s for bragging rights ("egosurfing' and the like) but, for business bloggers, it is for commercial reasons. Let's be honest, getting found means more potential readers and so more potential customers. However, although we tend to use Google in the singular, there are many different Google search results for the same phrase, the primary factor being where you are searching from. We know that Google operates Google.com as the global search engine and then a large number of individual country search engines, the UK one, for example, sitting at www.google.co.uk. The results at Google.com and Google.co.uk vary quite markedly with more relevance given to sites which are country specific in the google.co.uk results.

I’m just about to release my very first Wordpress plugin, here on Daily Moolah. One of the biggest gripes about Wordpress 2.3 has been the fact that the Technorati Incoming Links on the Admin Dashboard has been replaced with Incoming Links from Google Blog Search. While I’m sure this was all done with good intentions, Google Blog Search is terrible at showing the number of new incoming links accurately, and I sorely missed seeing who linked to me via the Technorati Incoming Links module in the Wordpress Dashboard. Replacing Google Blog Search with Technorati Google Blog Search is currently flawed, and shows all your own posts as incoming links. This is a waste of your productivity, and also means that you must manually check Technorati to see the number of new blog reactions and incoming links your blog is receiving. Others have shared my frustration, and some have even contemplated going back to Wordpress 2.2 to get Technorati Incoming Links back! Fear not, that is utterl

Con la nueva versión 2.3 de Wordpress en el dashboard los enlaces entrantes ahora se ven por medio de Google Blog Search, pero ¿en realidad es mejor que Technorati? No es que quiera hablar mal de Google Blog Search al contrario soy dependiente de Google 100% pero me llama mucho la atención que los últimos enlaces entrantes que tengo en el dashboard son del 25 de Septiembre y en Technorati me aparecen hasta los enlaces que me hicieron hace apenas unas horas. Quiero suponer que el problema se debe a que Google Blog Search no ha indexado la enorme cantidad de blogs que existe actualmente en internet y por eso no se ven reflejado todos los enlaces ya que a comparación de Technorati en Google Blog Search no tienes que registrarte. Otra característica que me gusta de Technorati y que en google hasta ahora no he visto es que Technorati te avisa incluso si te han linkeado una imagen lo cual es algo sumamente útil para los bloggers para así estar pendientes de los posibles plagios. ¿Al

Google China has launched a new blog search portal for mainland China, just a few weeks after doing so for Hong Kong and Taiwan. The blogging search engine is still in beta mode, but already gives results from both international and Chinese major blogging platforms. Even blogs hosted by Google top competitor Baidu can be found. Time will tell if the new site will have any positive impact on Google presence in China and on the Chinese blogosphere. Google Blog Search China can be accessed through this link . Source: www.seo4china.com

The blogsearch.google.cn domain was online for quite some time, but it didn’t display any service so far. It’s now changed to a homepage to “blog search engine” for Google China. As other Google offerings in China, this one is self-censored (on some searches, like a search for “censorship”, the bottom of the page in italics disclaims that some search results are not shown in compliance with local laws, regulations and policies). Also, upon entering certain queries like human rights or tiananmen, the result doesn’t properly display at all, but shows a place-holder message instead. However, it seems like something is still being rolled out here, and I’m not sure if this place-holder page is only triggered by “sensitive” queries. But blog information is especially hard to control. While partially self-censored, Google’s blog search engine still displays relevant sensitive information; for insta

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Introduction Once you’ve set up your blog and made sure it’s listed in Blog Search, you are probably interested in learning all about Blog Search and all the different things you can do with this neat combined function of Blogger and Google. One cool feature of Blog Search is that you can actually subscribe to Blog Search’s search results. What does this mean? Well, let’s say you have a particular topic or subject about which you are very passionate, and you’re always interested in what other blogs and bloggers have to say about it. This is essentially the primary function of Blog Search—to allow bloggers to search for other blogs and blog posts. Once you perform the search, a bunch of search results will come up. You may decide to tweak your keyword search or advanced options to get the search results you want. Once you do, instead of performing this exact same search every single time you want to be updated and informed of new content, you have the option of subs

As the Internet continues to grow, users no longer face the problem of having access to nearly any type of information they could need. Now they must deal with the problem of finding the relevant information among the millions of sites, blogs, and multimedia files available online. Using a traditional search engine provides access to only a limited number of web sites, today's users require a more versatile tool. Strategicboard.com is a tool which may meet that need.As the Internet continues to grow, users no longer face the problem of having access to nearly any type of information they could need. Now they must deal with the problem of finding the relevant information among the millions of sites, blogs, and multimedia files available online. Using a traditional search engine provides access to only a limited number of web sites, today's users require a more versatile tool. Strategicboard.com is a tool which may meet that need.Strategicboard.com is a search engine specifically desig

Google Search Engine traffic is a key component to every single blogger and being able to gauge its success is just as important. There are several paid softwares out there in the market that does the trick but why pay for it when you can get it for Free?Free Monitor for Google from CleverStat.com can assist in this area although it provide stats for only Google but I find it is good enough for me since the bulk of my search engine traffic is from Google. They do offer a much more powerful tool called Accurate Monitor for Search Engines which covers the other search engines and also check on your paid listing as well but this one comes with a 30day free trial and eventually USD 99 to download.Free Monitor for Google software itself is very simple to use and the user interface is extremely basic but does the job well. Upon launching the program, you can then set projects for each of your blog and then enter the keywords you want to track for each blog. The results will show the current

Just a quick post to let you all know that a search function has been added to the site. As you can see to the left is a search box labelled 'Property News Search Function' if you want to search through any posts using keywords on the blog simply check the box next to rentright.blogspot.com, type the keyword in the search box and press search. The results will be displayed on a separate window and then you are able to select any posts that match your request.This should help with the navigation of the site and making easier access to some of the older posts on the site.

Just a quick post to let you all know that a search function has been added to the site. As you can see to the left is a search box labelled 'Property News Search Function' if you want to search through any posts using keywords on the blog simply check the box next to rentright.blogspot.com, type the keyword in the search box and press search. The results will be displayed on a separate window and then you are able to select any posts that match your request.This should help with the navigation of the site and making easier access to some of the older posts on the site.

The purpose of a blog search engine is to index blogs and to show some information easy to find in a feed, like the date of a post, the author or the tags associated with a post. Unlike web search engines, blog search engines have less sites to crawl and the feeds save them a lot of time, so they pick new posts much faster. You should use a blog search engine when something important has just

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 I have been watching a thread started by Barry W. at Cre8asite forums named Blogsearch, Google's Neglected Property back about a month or so ago. Since then, I have been trying to find a good blog search engine to use...