Archive for the 'Search Engines' Category

MyBlogLog: A Marketing Tool

This article examines how MyBlogLog can be used as a marketing tool for bloggers.

Browser Market Share, March 2007

Shows the browser market share for March, 2007.

Yahoo Now Supports ‘NOYDIR’ Meta Tag

Yahoo’s NOYDIR meta tag will cause Yahoo to show the title and description from your website, instead of from the Yahoo Directory.

“Miserable Failure” search no longer points to Bush’s official site

The poster child of Google Bombing, “Miserable Failure”, no longer points to George Bush’s official website.

It’s now OK to run Adsense with other contextual ad programs

It’s okay to run Adsense ads together with other contextual ads, provided that they do not resemble or mimic Adsense ads.

List of Official Google Blogs

Today Danny Sullivan posted an entry in SearchEngineWatch that lists all official Google blogs. Coincidentally, this is a piece of information I’ve been looking for myself. The links listed in that post were XML files, which are difficult to read for most of us. So, I am listing these sites in a more friendly format [...]

New search engine Zotspot pays users to search

Yesterday Zotspot announced the official launch of its search engine. What’s different about this search engine is that it is paying users to search. Users may also donate the money they earned to charities. Users can also earn money from referrals.

Google asking for feedback on Adsense / Google Analytics

Google is soliciting feedback on how Google Analytics can help webmasters be successful in AdSense.  The feedback is running on Google Groups, so you’ll need a Google account (if you are using Google Analytics, you already have one), and your comment will be public.
Back in SES San Jose, I asked some of the Google [...]