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For some time now, Google has been working to improve the indexing of Flash files. They have now released some information about the new algorithm they have developed by integrating Adobe’s Flash Player Technology for this purpose.In an official announcement made last week, Google said that they have improved the indexing of textual content [...]

I was browsing through the internet and found this info. Technorati is not indexing vulnerable and exploited wordpress blogs because some high profile blogs have just been hacked and they found out that it may have come " from covert and encrypted code hidden in various themes available for free over the web. The moral of this story is that you need to upgrade your WordPress blog now to WordPress

This is a great news! I’ve been waiting for this to happen for a long time. If you don’t believe me that Google is indexing flash try to search on Google by this kind of phrases: “flex filetype:swf“; and you’ll get a list of SWF files that were indexed by Google. How does Google do this? [...]

There is widespread agreement that index (tracker) funds produce superior returns to the average actively managed fund (see Why Managed Funds are Bad for your Wealth). That is, if you invest in a tracker you’ll most likely make more than if you invested in active management. It must be said that some active funds do [...]

SEOMoz has a post, reporting that ending your URLs with a .0 will prevent your pages from being crawled in the Google index. They had a url that ended with “/web2.0” . It looks like previously they had a url looked like “/web2.0/” (note the trailing slash), which we were happy to crawl/index/rank. But when their linkage [...]

Search Engine Roundtable reports that, last week Google had delisted .info TLDs and blogspot.com results from its index for about 5 hours. Recently, Ryan Stewart’s blog was also dislisted from Google.

ArticleManiac.com Search Submit And Find Free Articles For Your Web sites Newsletters and Ezines Articles The most effective SEO technique is to index the pages of new website. There are lot of important issues one should take care. We are providing a simple guide steps to help you in this regard. - Bali based Web Design, Development and SEO Services

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A Sitemap is an XML file that inform search engines of your blog or website urls which you would like to be crawled or indexed. It will also contain brief information about each url such as title and descriptions. This will ensure your blog or website to be index much faster and more accurately. Creating a [...]

Directory indexing feature improves file access time in large directories or directories containing many files by using hashed binary trees to store the directory information. It is a good way to enable it for example on a web server which has thousands of files in a single directory: tune2fs -O dir_index /dev/sda3 Directory index will be created for new files but you can regenerate index with:

Windows vista has a new indexing services which enables a faster desktop search.Vista keeps on indexing your files which makes your system slower and if your the person who does not search for the files on the computer then its recommended to disable Vista`s Desktop search indexing.Simplest way to do this is to press (Win key + R) that would bring on Run.Type in Services.msc and search for Windows Search.Right click on it and select properties.Choose Disabled at startup type and then stop the service just choosing Stop.You can also go to Control Panel>System and Maintenance> Indexing Options.Remove all the locations from there,you can keep some if you want to if you use it frequently.One more way is to disable indexing for a certain drive or vice-versa. Go to my computer, right click on th

The function of keywords is to attract the search engine ’s attention. Once attracted, the search engine lists the site that contains the keyword. This system opened up avenues for search engine abuse by web masters. Because of a search engine ’s heavy dependence on keywords, anybody could write “sex, xxx, porn” and other strong [...]

Windows vista has a new indexing services which enables a faster desktop search.Vista keeps on indexing your files which makes your system slower and if your the person who does not search for the files on the computer then its recommended to disable Vista`s Desktop search indexing. Simplest way to do this is to press (Win [...]

Windows vista has a new indexing services which enables a faster desktop search.Vista keeps on indexing your files which makes your system slower and if your the person who does not search for the files on the computer then its recommended to disable Vista`s Desktop search indexing. Simplest way to do this is to press (Win [...]

Google never feel its database is huge enough, so according to Business Week, Google wants to index your DNA too.Excerpts from the article: Google wants to plant an early stake in a potentially large new market around genetic data. 'We are interested in supporting companies and making investments in companies that [bolster] our mission statement, which is organizing the world's information and making it universally accessible and useful,' Google spokesman Andrew Pederson says. 'We felt it was important to get involved now, at the early stage, to better understand the information generated by this fast-moving field.'

Why is Google still indexing feeds, especially URLs that do a 301 redirect? I see Feedburner and other feeds in the SERPs. The Feedburner feeds do 301 redirects so they shouldn’t be indexed. I’ve seen this in the regular Google SERPs and also in the Google Custom Search Engine SERPs.

Why is Google still indexing feeds, especially URLs that do a 301 redirect? I see Feedburner and other feeds in the SERPs. The Feedburner feeds do 301 redirects so they shouldn’t be indexed. I’ve seen this in the regular Google SERPs and also in the Google Custom Search Engine SERPs.

I can’t believe this, and you won’t too. Probably that’s why I took the snapshot for my records. My recent post published exactly 6 hours 40 minutes before, is indexed in Google and appearing in Google search engine at top position for certain keywords. I exactly had this in mind while posting this post on [...]

Google’s ever active search bots, which scour the Web constantly for new pages, have begun a new, more active phase of their indexing jobs. In a blog post Friday, Jayant Madhavan and Alon Halevy of Google’s crawling and indexing team said the company has begun an experiment in which its indexing software experimentally enters text in [...]

I was just looking at Matt Cutts blog and noticed he mentions that google is now indexing content found only by submitting form fields.  It seems they just started to, and only do so for some sites right now, but it is an interesting development. For good or bad, depending on the page content and need of the web site. Matt lists an example of a drop down with countries to select before moving to an inside page.  Another example is many sites have a jump to box saying something like "I want to:" with values in the box.  I see this often in municipal web sites.  I want to renew my license, pay my parking ticket, look up my property tax assessment, etc.  [More]

The recent changes at Google SERPs have brought a focus on LSI: Latent Semantic Indexing among the many seo professionals and business owners. It is an approach to understanding keywords in the context of the words on the entire webpage.In addition to relying on keywords on a web page, Google now applies LSI technology to identify the words that has relevancy to one another. For example, LSI can discover relevancy between the words ‘Iraq’, ‘George Bush’ and ‘Saddam Hussein’ for the search term ‘iraq war’.For LSI, Context is the King. Next time, when you optimize a page, make sure that you focus on relevancy and context.

About : This page features 50+ tutorial indexing websites. Submit your tutorials to these sites and get more traffic to your site. These sites are great resources too, They serve latest tutorials in different categories. So visit them! Some sites are omitted due to their bad performance in traffic & Content. 1. Pixel2Life - P2L is one of the largest tutorial indexing websites on the web. In addition to having a huge variety of tutorials to choose from. They listed 32,848+ tutorials in 85+ categories! 2. Good-Tutorials - Probably the best Photoshop tutorial indexing site! Zach Holman started the site in 2002. They Listed 20000+ tutorials in 10 categories! Registration is required to submit your tutorials. 3. Tutorialized - Tutorialized has a wide range of categories (572) & lis

This article is guest posted by Shannon Lilly. We are often puzzled by what frequent search indexing helps our sites do better via the search engines. If you have had these questions yourselves then you are on the right track to finding answers. When selling advertisements to my advertisers I have often been asked what the normal cache date of my home page is. Meaning they want to know how often it is indexed, I was puzzled for some time as to what this helps or even matter. But now that I have been doing seo for a few years and have some experience under my belt I now know. To put it bluntly the reason we should work toward frequent indexing is because it is an indicator by the search engines that that website is authoritative and worth getting a link on. However, the thought behind it

  Approved backlink for your site is not enough. Sometimes Google can’t index page where backlink appeared especially if it is large social site with missions pages, forum, or site which is not powerful enough for search engines.   After your link appeared on web page you should visit it in 3-4 weeks to see if page [...]

The Indexing service periodicaly takes a "snapshot" of all the files and folders on your hard drive and stores them to a file which makes searching for files faster. Two problems with this feature are that it can cause a strain on the hard drive over time and can slow things down if it indexing begins while the computer is being used. It is generally advised that people who do not use the search feature to find files disable this to prevent performance degradation. Doing so can save from frustration in the future.Here are the step-by-step instructions:Click 'Start'Click 'Run...'Where it says 'Open:' type 'services.msc'Scroll down the alphabetical list and find 'Indexing Service'. Click it once to highlight it. Then right-click it. This open

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I have been tracking Google’s indexing for a few sites I work on (this is how I track Google’s indexing). The index for one site has dropped hard while the other sites saw no large movements. While this is a weak conclusion, I assumed a change on the site had caused the shift, not a [...]

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The SpongeBob Squarepants TheorySaw this posted on the a4uforum today, and it has got me thinking that this could be a good way to get your new site quickly indexed by Google, in cases where I have built a site and quickly started PPC campaigns it does seem to have a positive impact, but then the PPC campaigns have always been relevant to the content, and encouraged repeat visits.Interesting one none the less. I will be trialling on a new site I’m building and will let you know if it does have any potential.The SpongeBob Thereory(Sponge Bob can be replaced by any high volume term)When your site is ready – create a page calledspongebob.html/.php (whatever).Treat the foot of your Sponge Bob page likeA site map. List a straight text link to every pageon your site.Ok! So you’re thinking Affi is on speed and lost itWtf has Sponge Bob got to do with broadband…Now – if you don’t have one, open a google adwordsaccount and create a campaign called, you guessedit, “Sponge Bob”.Bi

This is very unfortunate but it seems that Google has stopped indexing my posts for the month of November. The only reason this has happened is that I was posting once or twice a day but as I said I would be in exams until yesterday and I could therefore only start posting frequently today. Although I have been away not much has been lost or damaged. I am currently on the path to increasing inbound links on my site to combat the amount of outbound links I have (Check the footer, I need to give my fellow bloggers some permanent link love, Casey from News Notion (www.newsnotion.com) will now be getting a link at the bottom with all the other cool blogs! Supporting the teen bloggers again. END OF YEAR GOALS: I am currently on track to achieve my goals for the end of the year, they are that my Technorati Authority will be 50 to 100, my Alexa rank will be over the less than 300,000 and my Google Page Rank will increase to 3 or 4 over 10. I know that I will be able to succeed in achieving t

PERFORMACE DURING TABLE AINDEXINGCCESS : An index can be used to speed up the selection of data records from a table. An index can be considered to be a copy of a database table reduced to certain fields. The data is stored in sorted form in this copy. This sorting permits fast access to the records of the table (for example using a binary search). Not all of the fields of the table are contained in the index. The index also contains a pointer from the index entry to the corresponding table entry to permit all the field contents to be read. When creating indexes, please note that: An index can only be used up to the last specified field in the selection! The fields which are specified in the WHERE clause for a large number of selections should be in the first position. Only those fields whose values significantly restrict the amount of data are meaningful in an index. When you change a data record of a table, you must adjust the index sorting. Tables whose contents are frequently cha

Let’s dispel the notion once and for all that index funds are only for passive investors. Sure, the original index funds tracked the S&P and were meant for investors who either believed you couldn’t beat the market or didn’t want to try. Since their beginning, index funds have expanded their breath. You can find a fund which tracks any of the major indices and most industry sectors, such as health care and technology. The first cousin of index funds, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), do the same thing – they track indices. Between index funds and ETFs you can mirror any major index, small index, industry sector, industry sub-sector (i.e., biotech or software), global region or individual country. You can also try to outguess the indices if you want. For example, you can buy a S&P index fund which weights all 500 stocks equally or one which weights them by market cap, and so on. (Note to investors: make sure you know wh

I noticed that MSN was indexing URL fragments. A URL fragment is the part of a URL that comes after a pound sign like this: http://example.com/page#section Here is a screenshot. (Sorry, I had to block out part of the URL.) Google removes the fragments from URLs. What will the effect be of indexing anchors as separate URLs? Single pages with multiple URLs? Is it just a temporary MSN SERPs bug like this one?

The indexing service is responsible for two things really: Making search boxes run super quickly (like under the control panel, and your program files) which is a blessing, as it does run very fast. It is also responsible for doing the same thing over all your files that you choose to let it index. This can be good if you do a lot of searches, or bad if you have a lot of files in these areas, but don’t ever search them. Or even if you do search them, it can cause your indexing service to cause a lot of strain on your hard drive (or at least slow you down as it is hard drive intensive). I personnaly would not turn *off* Indexing services, but I would recommend disabling for everything else but the start menu/control panel, etc. (more…) hard drive, indexing service, indexing services, indication, Internet, modify button, open control panel, program files, strain, trees, vista, Windows

article, content, Google, indexing, keyword, keywords, search engine, search engine rankings By: Don Resh These days, our needs for knowledge, information, everyday necessities and novelty materials can be found just with one single click on an internet website. It’s no surprise that people prefer to surf the WWW rather than go to a library or shopping center to look for or buy what they want. More and more people use search engines like google to help them go directly to the website that contains what they need. This trend sparked a revolution in internet marketing strategies. Web masters of vendor sites compete with each other to place their websites in the top 10 search results of a user’s searches. Various software utilities were created to boost the chances of high SE rankings. Some of these utilities even manage to cheat a high ranking out of a search engine even when the website itself contains nothing of interest to the user. (more…) article, content, Goo

It used to be that to get into Google’s index was a process that could take days or months. However, Google now seems to be indexing pages at a blinding speed. You can read Matt Cutt’s report on “Minty Fresh Indexing” here. He writes about one of Skrenta Blogs posts, and about how it got indexed within an hour or so. Skrenta has a PR6 home page, hence a new blog post can get indexed very fast via a normal RPC blog pinging service. But what about just a normal static page? How fast can they get indexed? Clover Signs wrote an article about how to calculate the height of text for signs. When it was published, there was only one link pointing to that page. It came from the index page of the articles. Google does not crawl that page very often, and didn’t crawl it at all the day that day. 10 minutes after it was published, I submitted the article to Digg, as it has interest to any graphic designers. Then an amazing thing happened: 11:50 - Article publi

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Got a hard disk filled with many files, and no easy way to find what you want quickly? Use the Indexing Service and its query language to get what you wantfast. Packrats like me (and my editor) have a hard time finding exactly what they want on their hard disks. I have thousands of files there, some dating back close to 10 years, which I dutifully copy to a new system every time I upgrade my hardware. After all, who knows when I might need to find the list of books I planned to take out of the library in 1996? XP's Search Companion is too slow and the kinds of searches it can perform are fairly limited. It can't find files based on properties such as when the file was last printed or the word count of a file, or using a sophisticated search language. The Indexing Service, first used with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), is a far more powerful tool. It can perform searches hundreds of times faster and includes an exceedingly sophisticated query language you c

Got a hard disk filled with many files, and no easy way to find what you want quickly? Use the Indexing Service and its query language to get what you wantfast.Packrats like me (and my editor) have a hard time finding exactly what they want on their hard disks. I have thousands of files there, some dating back close to 10 years, which I dutifully copy to a new system every time I upgrade my hardware. After all, who knows when I might need to find the list of books I planned to take out of the library in 1996?XP's Search Companion is too slow and the kinds of searches it can perform are fairly limited. It can't find files based on properties such as when the file was last printed or the word count of a file, or using a sophisticated search language.The Indexing Service, first used with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), is a far more powerful tool. It can perform searches hundreds of times faster and includes an exceedingly sophisticated query language you can use for perf

The SEMNE organization landed an incredible opportunity last week with a guest lecture from Dan Crow. I've seen Dan speak once before several years ago and was shocked by his overly secretive conduct. Thankfully, Google, and apparently, Dan, have changed a lot since then. He had some remarkable things to share with the SEMNE group and, thanks to Jill Whalen's post (Getting Into Google), the rest of us as well:  We were also treated to some additional tips that many people may not have known about. For instance, did you know that you could stop Google from showing any snippet of your page in the search engine results by using a “nosnippet” tag? And you can also stop Google from showing a cached version of your page via the “noarchive” tag. Dan doesn’t recommend these for most pages since snippets are extremely helpful to visitors, as is showing the cache. However, Google understands that there are certain circumstances where you may want to tur

Traditionally, there has only been one way to earn interest on your savings (as opposed to investing in the stock market or some other type of variable financial contract): find the highest fixed interest rate you can find, put your money into that account, and hope for the best. It could be a savings account, a bank CD, or a fixed annuity or life insurance. But, this also meant that if you were to buy into any of these you had to accept that fixed rate and no more. If the stock market started doing well, you would have to draw some (or all) of your money out of one of these accounts and place it into a higher risk account. Today, no such need exists. Innovation by life insurance companies has brought about a concept called “equity indexing”. This relatively unknown and underutilized concept makes it very easy to reap the upside of the stock market without any of the downside risks - all without investing in the stock market. If the stock market gains 10%, so can you. If th

1. The influence of semantic indexing on your search engine rankings Semantic indexing is getting more and more important to search engines. What exactly is semantic indexing and how does it influence your search engine rankings? What is semantic indexing? Semantic indexing means that search engines try to associate certain terms with concepts when indexing web pages. [...]

Does the fact that Google can index anything on your website and show it in their search result scare you off? I hope not, but in case that you want to make sure that some part of you website or blog stay invisible, then you really have to know something about robots.txt. Technorati Tags: Google, [...]

Indexing has always been considered a highly targeted science. Enter a search query into Google search and the pages that are displayed are generally optimized towards that exact word or term. However, in their continual battle to server the most relevant but most natural pages with genuinely useful information Google has injected latent semantic indexing (LSI) into its algorithms.LSI is a unique indexing method that potentially takes Google search one step closer to becoming human in its way of thinking. If we were to manually search through web pages to find information related to a given search term we would be likely to generate our own results based on the theme of the site, rather than whether a word exists or doesn't exist on the page.The extremely rigid form of "keyword indexing" also meant that black hat SEO techniques were easier to implement. Search engines could be manipulated into ranking a site highly by using set formula. Originally, cramming a page with a particular ke

Latent Symantec Indexing (LSI) is algorithm to determine how words are related to each other in a text of content or article. Latent Symantec Indexing (LSI) is the new technique search leader Google is applying to determine the weight of a backlink pointing at a website. According to this new algorithm a backlink from within the textual content of the webpage related to the website it is pointing

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In this post I will show you how to configure search by creating a content source that should be indexed and a search scope to limit the results when searcing. I will also show you how to customize the Search Center and adding a tab with a custom search and search results page. I will walk you ... (More)

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Unfortunately, Google has to employ measures like LSI to prevent search engine spamming. This isn't a new part of their algorithm or some revolutionary new way they rank sites. LSI is simply a tool for detecting spam documents. The patent states that right at the beginning, "Detecting spam documents in ...