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Sette mesi fa, le prime sperimentazioni. Da qualche giorno, i primi “avvistamenti pubblici” (per ora solo all’interno di SERP anglofone). Sto parlando di Google Edit search results, la ricerca editabile (e commentabile) di Google. Come funziona Edit search results non è molto diverso dal vecchio Google Experimental Search: sono presenti le freccine (per far salire o scendere un

We’ve all seen how big reviews can impact a sales decision. Sites like Amazon changed the way we make product purchasing decisions online forever. With big local business search sites like Yelp and Insider Pages picking up speed in the local search world, online business reviews have become a huge part of online [...]

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): The CyberSearch Firefox extension transforms Firefox 3’s AwesomeBar into a dynamic search box capable of returning results from popular sites like Wikipedia, Google, and more. The extension is fully customizable, so you can define keyword shortcuts for just about any search you can think of. For example, you could create a Lifehacker-only [...]

Techmeme recently introduced search feature which returns items that have appeared as full headlines on Techmeme, in reverse chronological order. Headlines appearing only in "Discussion" are excluded. Yesterday they announced that the Techmeme Search now provides results through RSS. You can now subscribe to search results in iGoogle, Netvibes, or your favorite RSS reader. Developers can hook up

Today we are going to discuss a bit advanced topic, not in the sense that it’d be difficult to understand (I always try to make things easier anyway) but that you won’t find an apparent use of it. What we are going to do today is what is called Web Scraping. By the way web scraping means retrieving or collecting some (useful) part of web pages for our use. Of course this w

Jun 4th, 2008. For large web sites with extensive amounts of content, 2 to 10 percent of traffic is looking for pages that either don’t exist or have been moved. Most web servers return a generic 404 error page or a sitemap when a user’s desired page cannot be found. These unhelpful pages often result in a dead end for users. With Microsoft’s Web Page Error Toolkit, you can create dynamic

For large web sites with extensive amounts of content, 2 to 10 percent of traffic is looking for pages that either don’t exist or have been moved. Most web servers return a generic 404 error page or a sitemap when a user’s desired page cannot be found. These unhelpful pages often result in a dead end for users. . .

Yahoo Glue is a new way of showing search results. At Glue Pages we can see Classic Search Results with Visual Information. Its really beautiful to get visual information with classic results because humans get visuals quicker than text.   What you can see in Glue page is search results, images, videos, articles, maps [...]

I made my Blog last April 03, 2008 and after 1 week, I am receiving visitors from Google Search Engine. I was very happy that I was receiving 3 - 10 visitors from Google per day. But in April 30, Google Updated the Page Rankings of Websites and Blogs. And sad to say, I did not [...]

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Humans are reasonably tricky, we feel its better to buy a penny costly from a nearby store rather than buying a penny cheap from a far away shop. thats the idea how local search engines are gaining popularity day by day . while online its easy to find a Mcdonald outlet in usa but [...]

When you search for something in Gmail and there are many search results, you’ll see a vague message like “1 - 20 of thousands”. In other cases, Gmail shows that there are about 80 results, when the real number is 78. But what if you want to find the actual number of results instead of [...]

Somebodys claim that Meta Tags do not effect on search results , i wanted to test if metas really effect or not , and today Google answered my question when i searched as " Blogger XML Templates" , since this keyword is put to my description meta , it showed gosublogger on second search result page and there is summary of my meta description.As you see meta tags especially description tags do affect search results , so you had better add tags to your blogs , below you will see a few meta tag generator siteMeta Tag Generator from submitcornerMeta Tag Generator from addmeAfter you created your metas , copy and paste them under title tags<title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title><meta content="keywords" name="keywords"/>

Don’t scratch your head any more. iProspect has just released a study on all the meaty information you’ve been asking yourself. It’s no surprise to learn that people don’t go past the first page, but it is interesting to note that a whopping 68% of search engine users click on a result on the first [...]

Last month we reported that Google was testing video ads on the search results pages. Today the campaign has gone live on a wide scale with all US users now being shown video ads within the regular Google search results page. The screenshot below show the search engine results page when a US-based user searches for [...]

Embracing a more open source philosophy, after their Hadoop roll out, Yahoo has also announced that they will be opening their search results. Whilst as several people have pointed out, this is similar to Google's Subscribed Links it won't necessarily require people to explicitly sign up - some of them will show to normal searchers. After the continuing furore over the Microsoft Bid for Yahoo it is an interesting slant that this openness of content would make the search more interesting, using the power of user-generated content, which is very un Microsoft! Wikia Search is one response to this trend and follows on from previous user-generated content successes like Wikipedia and Open Directory - albeit that both have their problems with the open nature. We will be watching how

The New York Times is reporting that Google has starting testing video ads in search results. Marissa Mayer from google says that the introduction of video ads to search results stems from knowledge that text ads don't perform well against video search results.

Do you want to be a part in building the greatest ever human powered search engine? Sounds impossible and interesting? Well, it is actually true and real. Get paid on this company by creating search engine results pages. This will be a challenging job for those who want to be in. You are paid on every [...]

Yahoo! has just started testing the efficacy of integrating bookmarks and tags generated by its subsidiary, del.icio.us in the organic listings on search results pages. Social bookmarking pioneer del.icio.us was acquired by Yahoo! in December 2005. The site enables users to store their bookmarks and tag them online so that they can retrieve them or add [...]

In trying to establish Tucson Complete’s online identity I often times check key search phrases to see where the site turns up. Here are the results for some of the keywords that I typically try… keep in mind that the site has not quite been out there and going for a month yet. All searches [...]

Google prevent feeds from being returned in Google's search results. Reasoning behind Google dropping RSS feeds from the results according to Official Google Webmaster Central Blog are --. Feeds increase the likelihood that users see duplicate search results.. Users clicking on a feed may miss valuable content available only in the HTML page.Read more at :Google Webmaster Central BlogSearch Engine Land

Google prevent feeds from being returned in Google's search results. Reasoning behind Google dropping RSS feeds from the results according to Official Google Webmaster Central Blog are --. Feeds increase the likelihood that users see duplicate search results.. Users clicking on a feed may miss valuable content available only in the HTML page.

Grabbed this off e-consultancy.com - Its very interesting and a big step forward for both google and online marketers as a whole, this is the first new media to be added to google for quite some time, and poses an even greater emphasis on good on-site content.This really goes some way to show how blogs have become far more mainstream in recent months, and more importantly how the end user uses blogs as part of their browsing habits. Taken from e-consultancy.com Marissa Mayer, the firm's search products and user experience VP, told eWeek that its search listings would start to include blog pages from this week or next. It's the first media type to be added since Google launched its Universal Search programme in May - an acknowledgement of blogs' growing popularity. It's also been seen as a response to recent search engine revamps by rivals Ask, Microsoft and Yahoo!. Mayer said that further innovations were planned as part of the scheme, which has already seen i

Google is experimenting with a new Web search interface that allows people to influence the results they get by indicating whether or not they like particular results. According to a page of instructions for a test feature on Google Experimental Labs clicking on a blue up arrow icon to the right of the result will move [...]

I read at John Chow's site how Google plans to take a few weeks to allow users to vote on search results. With this system, you as an individual could add, vote up, vote down, and remove individual Google results for various search queries. Unlike other voting systems like DIGG, however, your votes will only impact the results you see. It's been said that were Google to allow your votes to impact the search results everybody sees, there'd be some way to abuse the system, and a whole new form of BlackHat SEO would emerge. Originally, I doubted Google would allow votes to impact the system as a whole. After all, if you clean up your own search results, who cares how other people's look, right? But what if Google took all your votes, and began using them to tabulate Page Rank? A site aware of this could probably find large groups of people willing to vote on its behalf, artificially boosting its ratings. So even if the masses all vote on mostly helpful sites, the

Dramatic title I know but If Digg style voting on Google Search results becomes mainstream instead of experimental then I fear the end for Google. Don’t get me wrong, this could be great from the iGoogle point of view allowing you to tailor your search results to suit yourself. However, if Google decide to incorporate the data generated from iGoogle user voting into the ordinary search results (or worse incorporate the yes/no voting into the main Google search) it could result in a field day for spammers Spammers, virus and malware peddlers and other such miscreants are generally organized and ahead of the curve. They’re certainly quick to find new ways to abuse a feature such as search result voting. It’s not beyond any conceivable realm of possibility that one or a group of these nefarious types could organize enough iGoogle profiles to influence search results in their favor. The result being that you end up being sent to virus and malware laden pages instead of t

Dramatic title I know but If Digg style voting on Google Search results becomes mainstream instead of experimental then I fear the end for Google. Don’t get me wrong, this could be great from the iGoogle point of view allowing you to tailor your search results to suit yourself. However, if Google decide to incorporate the data generated from iGoogle user voting into the ordinary search results (or worse incorporate the yes/no voting into the main Google search) it could result in a field day for spammers Spammers, virus and malware peddlers and other such miscreants are generally organized and ahead of the curve. They’re certainly quick to find new ways to abuse a feature such as search result voting. It’s not beyond any conceivable realm of possibility that one or a group of these nefarious types could organize enough iGoogle profiles to influence search results in their favor. The result being that you end up being sent to virus and malware laden pages instead of t

By Glenn Murray, Advertising Copywriter,Website Copywriter, Article PR Specialist As more and more businesses strive for a top ten Google ranking, it's becoming harder and harder to achieve. This is especially true for smaller businesses that simply don't have the budget for a big link popularity campaign. But hope may be just around the corner. If a top ten ranking for your primary keywords has been eluding you, then read on! Google manipulates the results Google is trialing an 'enhancement' to the way it displays its results. Instead of showing the top ten results for the exact words you enter, in the trial Google suggests three related results that you might want to check out. Where does it display these suggestions? It shunts (or replaces) results 6, 7 and 8 !!! In this article, I refer to these results as 'intruders'. To see some 'intruder' results in action, search for "piggy bank". Results 6, 7 and 8 are actually 'intruder' results; they're the top three results for t

I Googled "Cheney Satan", See Great Videos About The War Pigs Cheney And Satan! Candidates In Two Thousand And Eight, New Repukes WAR PIGS Generals gathered in their masses Just like witches at black masses Evil minds that plot destruction Sorcerers of deaths construction In the fields the bodies burning As the war machine keeps turning Death and hatred to mankind Poisoning their brainwashed minds, oh lord yeah! Politicians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight? They leave that role to the poor Time will tell on their power minds Making war just for fun Treating people just like pawns in chess Wait till their judgement day comes, yeah! Now in darkness, world stops turning As the war machine keeps burning No more war pigs of the power Hand of God has sturck the hour Day of judgement, God is calling On their knees, the war pigs crawling Begging mercy for their sins Satan, laughing, spreads his wings All right now! Chene

Generally, to ensure you are ranking well you must have unique and targeted content for your audience. Here are a few tips that you can start focusing on to help improve your search engine ranking: 1. Start with careful consideration when selecting key terms that users will search on to find related content like yours. Then use those terms to guide the post and construction of your page.  2. It is more likely that users will click a link from a search that matches what they are looking for. Choose the terms that best match the perception of the article you are posting.  3. The meta-tag is a somewhat useful tool that when used accurately can prove to be useful for improving your search engine ranking for search results. Use the “description” meta-tag to give a compelling description that will draw users in for the search engine click.  When selecting this description make sure that the title and description attract interest but also fits the content of your site.    4. Now the

Samfra.com is a new local search that gives results of local places you are looking for such as shops, restaurant, retail outlets, banks, ATMs etc., though it does not provide any knowledge based information, articles, content results like those of other known search engines but still a good initiative towards localized results for people who [...]

  In most cases websites like Wikipedia, About, Dmoz, Yahoo Directory, YouTube, Craigslist etc appear in Google search results. Many people found it quiet annoying and there are a lot of critics about it. People complain that Google simply rank this sites better in purpose. I recently read article and forum post about this problem:

Author: Tobias Zimmergren Url: In one of my previous blogposts I wrote about how you easily could alter the XSLT of a the Search Core Results Web Part on your Search Results Page in order to achieve a customization to the presentation of the output. In this article I ... (More)

Google is experimenting with a new feature that lets you place custom web pages at the top of search results for some queries. If this feature doesn’t releases to everyone, no worry’s, there's a way to define custom results using Google Co-op's subscribed links. You can define a list of web pages by creating a new Google Spreadsheet using this format: the first row contains: # subscribed links TSV file the second row contains: author all the other rows should contain four columns: in the first column type item, the second column contains your query, the third column includes the web address and in the last column you could write a small description of the web page. Then you should publish the spreadsheet, enable "automatically re-publish when changes are made", click on "more publishing options", select TXT from the drop-down and copy the URL. To add this file to Google Co-op, enter the URL here and choose a name for your subscribed links. Google will visit th

Below you will find 10 SEO (search engine optimization) insider tactics coupled with 10 sites that will help you come up higher in search engine results.You may know it as search engine optimization (SEO) or organic search. Either way, you know [...]

Below you will find 10 SEO (search engine optimization) insider tactics coupled with 10 sites that will help you come up higher in search engine results.You may know it as search engine optimization (SEO) or organic search. Either way, you know [...]

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

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Here’s an handy trick to refine your Gmail searches. Sometimes i found myself searching for key words in conversations with one of my contacts. That conversations can be either chats or a standard e-mail interactions. In case i am searching for the keyword “proposal” only in chat conversations i had with John Doe i’ll use the following command: In case i am searching for the keyword “proposal” only in e-mail conversations i had with John Doe i’ll use the following command: Note: Alternatively i can use the +label:chat and -label:chat commands.

Wondering how Google determines which blogs get listed the top of it's search results? Well, we now have a little insight into the process because of a patent filed by Google. Here's the positive aspects of a blog that will get your blog ranked higher:1. Links from Blogrolls or from other highly trusted bloggers2. Links from mails and chats3. Using tags to categorize your posts4. PageRank5. Feed subscriptions6. Number of clicks in search resultsHere are the negative qualities that will lower your blog rating:1. Posts that are added at predictable times (automated posts)2. If you have a lot of duplicate content3. Using words that appear in spam blogs4. Posts that are identical in size5. Linking to a single web page6. A blog with a ton of ads7. Different content between the site and the feedThis quality score is then mixed in with the relevancy score (IR), which looks at how many times the search terms appear in your blog (putting too many "search" words in your blog over an over will

every now on then (who am i kidding, practically every 5 minutes) i love to check my Search Engine referrals to see what people were looking for in my site and how they found it, Here are just few examples (together with short answers) galaga activity phpbb: At first i didn’t understand how and why they found me only then i figured it out, it was due to my Vintage Gaming article which somehow connected with phpBB and the Activity Mod, hope i helped… what opens .7z file mac: That was an easy one, .7z is an extension for 7zip compressed files, you can read all about it on the “Zip Zoo” article ask jeeves average age of alien abductees: hmmm… the Ask Jeeves part was probably picked up as related keywords from one of my Search Engine articles, but as for the Alien abductees.. only god knows… in future i always suggest you carry the “Alien UFO Detector Strap” i’ve reviewed. ask what is my name: You dont have to ask or search anymor

Since launching ProductCritic last month, I've learned a lot from other bloggers about various terms and tools that you should use to optimize, improve, and gather information about your site or blog.What is SERP? It stands for Search Engine Results Pages. SERP tools help you gather information on where your site ranks on the search engines for various search terms. My favorite SERP tool is Shoemoney's Serps Script. It's really free, fast, has nothing extraneous, and works great for comparing where ProductCritic ranks against its competitors. I also use it to compare the rankings for ProducCritic against one of the largest technology review sites on the Internet....CNET.Not surprisingly, for a site that only launched a month ago, ProductCritic doesn't rank at all for the generic and most popular keyword searches like "digital camera review". What is surprising to me is that some of the "long tail" terms (I'll post a blog entry on short tails, long tails, and hittail next week) ran

Google Search Results I was working with a friend yesterday when I noticed that Google.dk was adding extra information to search results which was not showing up on Google.com and is now absent from Google.dk. You can click the image left to see the screen grab I got of it. Unfortunately I didn’t get the grab yesterday when I was there, instead I got my friend to email the page to me. This screen shot is of the saved page which is why the Google logo is missing. I’ve underlined the additional information in the image, and as a point of interest this information was not appearing next to every result! For those of you who can’t read Danish, the extra text (on the first highlight) reads: 11 Besøg - 31/12/06 Besøg means visits. So essentially it says 11 visits - 31/12/06. I’m not sure of the significance of the date. Is it the last day that the site was indexed by Google, or is it the last day that somebody clicked through to the site via a Google Search? Also, w

I thought I’d run a search for Wii Injuries and struck some interesting results. For some reason searching for “Wii Injuries” (which I’m now thinking could have resulted in some pretty disturbing stuff) yielded *almost* no Nintendo related results. In fact, the top two were actually animal injuries while the third and fourth were Marvel heroes The Black Widow and Corsair. Random. Advertisement: diggIntegrator: digg plugin for WordPress