Bulding Pages for Web Traffic The Search Engine Weblog

If you want to get more traffic to your site you have to follow certain principles. Building new web pages onto you site is one of the best ways to get more traffic to your site. You should have a page built for each keyword you want to target to your site. This is key because search engines are looking for pages that are titled and about a certain keyword [...] Read More


The Benchmark of Link Building The Search Engine Weblog

Websites are only as good as the number of visitors they attract. Basically, every website needs visitors to be successful in marketing and selling products and services. Therefore, without web traffic the site is dead. The essence of yielding good website traffic points to some crucial things and one of it is building effective link. Link building services are the reliable ways to be successful on the web. Doing business [...] Read More


10 Remarkably Effective Strategies for Driving Traffic The Search Engine Weblog

I wasn't suppost to write my blog post yet but this is something I had to write quickly before I forget as I feel that you will benefit a lot from this. Randfish of seomoz created another very good article. I can't help but share this very informative article to you guys. This is not about SEO but more on traffic Building. He created a list of 10 very good strategies [...] Read More


Submit Links to 34 Sites at Once The Social Networking Weblog

Do you love submitting your favorite articles to sites like Digg, Reddit and Del.icio.us? Now you can send your links to these and 31 other's all at the same time. Using SocialPoster you just add the URL of the article you want to add, create a title, enter in some good keywords and write a description of the article. Then choose the sites you want to submit the article to. On [...] Read More


Smartphone and OS Traffic stats. for February 2009 The Smart PDA

Admob, the popular mobile advertising company has released Smartphone and Mobile operating system web traffic for the month of February 2009. Some noticeable stats are given below: 1). Apple iPhone was the No. 1 having 33% traffic followed by Nokia N70 and Blackberry 8300 according to Worldwide Smartphone traffic stats. 2). Apple iPhone was also No.1 having 49.5% traffic followed by Blackberry 8300 and Blackberry 8100 according to US Smartphone traffic stats. 3). [...] Read More

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Now that the dust has settle for Apple's announcement of it's new tablet computer, the iPad, it has become clear that the iPad has its distractors. Of course, that was predictable. The Geeks off the world either love Apple or hate it. But some of the complaints have merit...

There are a number of featrues that this first iPad lacks. Michael Arrington compares the new iPad to a stone age tool on five features and concludes that the iPad has a touch screen - that that's about the only difference. Wired's Charlie Sorrel looks at ten features he thinks consumers will whine about. TechThinker has its own list of eight disappointments. From a computing point of view, the idea of not having an place to plug in an SD card or a USB drive would bother me, but I suppose there's always cloud storage. Not being able to multi-task or run multiple apps at once would require profound changes in my computing habits.

On the other hand, Ben Elowitz (cofounder & CEO of Wetpaint) thinks the iPad will kill Amazon's Kindle. Louis Gray also gives it a thumbs up.

So now, the big question... What will iPad version two look like?

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A Securities and Exchange Commission says that Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin plan to steadily sell off up to 10 million shares of Google stock over the next five years. At today's prices, that about five and a half billion dollars worth of stock.

Techcrunch brought the SEC filing to my attention.

Technically, the sale would mean that Page and Brin no long had a controlling interest in Google.

They would continue to be the largest shareholders, but would not be able to control the outcome of any shareholder vote as they do today. They, of course, could decide to stop selling just short of losing control. They also could probably find the other 2 percent of votes if they ever need it from CEO Eric Schmidt or a collection of other Google employees and loyal investors.

It will be interesting to see if the sale makes any real, practical difference in the way Google operates.

WIRED managed back on January 12th to put the Google-China blow up in a concise little nutshell.

Google has decided to stop censoring search results in China, after discovering that someone based in that country had attempted to hack into the e-mail accounts of human rights activists.

The incredible amount of buzz and hype since then has made it hard to ignore the story. Imagethief had one of the best early pieces on it. I especially like their list of things we don't know — like how Google weighs censorship, hacking, and its business problems in the overall scheme of this crisis; or how much (if at all) Google discusses this move with China before the announcement.

Is this whole thing really that big of an issue? Diane Meriigas thinks so - and has 10 reasons why the story matters. Among her reasons: what it does for Chinese search giant Baidu, and to Yahoo.

There are a few people who think Google is a hero because of this - standing up to the tyrant state of China. And there are distracters who think that China is backing away from a business lose and turning it into a public relationship win.

SEO Arsenal - Ranking Tools The Search Engine Weblog

If you have a website, I bet you wouldn't like your site to be ranked 1,000th or above in any search engine. Surprisingly, most website owners doesn't even know what rankings they have for the keywords they would like to be ranked in. In the internet world, the challenge is getting people to find your site, and the method people use to search websites is by search engines. These ranking tools [...] Read More


Great Search Engine Ranking in Google Revealed The Search Engine Weblog

This entry has been contributed by Creative ReporterM - Darren Yates. Darren is the owner of http://www.how-to-make-money-online.info.How many years have you registered your domain name for?Only one? This could raise a flag within the Google Algorithm and damage your search engine ranking.Why?Because most Spam websites register a domain name for only one year. A longer-term domain name registration implies that the owner is more likely to be legitimate and serious [...] Read More


Help! My SEO rankings dropped! The Search Engine Weblog

Picture this out: Your ecstatic to know that your web pages are on top search engine ranking. Then, after a couple of weeks - WHAM, your site is nowhere to be found in the first 10 pages of the listings. What went wrong? As an online entrepreneur, ranking high on search engine is a necessity. No wonder why webmasters and search engine specialists are obsessed in effective SEO. If their search [...] Read More


Google ranking VS apple : iPod is no mp3 player Tech Intelligence

Apple refuses to classify the iPod as an mp3 player. They are right in doing so, but this has some consequences online : searches for mp3 player in google don't point to apple.For several years Apple.com has enjoyed a first page ranking for the terms MP3 Player, MP3 Players, and often top 10-20 rankings for related terms like MP3 device, digital music player, and others. Today they no longer rank [...] Read More


Ranking of the countries in respect to trade logistics Supplychainer

I think a while ago I had a post about the World Bank`s recent ranking of the countries in respect to trade logistics and the situation in Africa. Well, here you can see the full ranking. The countries have been evaluated in criteria such as customs, infrastructure, international shipments, logistics competence, tracking and tracing, etc. As it is clear from the chart, Singapore now stands in first position. No wonder [...] Read More