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Debunking Matt Cutts
The Google Toolbar doesn't fuel Google's index, nor is Google working hand in hand with the Central Intelligence Agency, even if Google…
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Split Test Your Content as Well!
A lot of webmasters talk about split-testing their ad layouts, trying to determine which layout or block position gives a higher CTR. Well, perhaps you should take it a step further.
Using YouTube with Your Blog
I have to admit, I'm anxious to start publishing more video online, nothing personal but in my opinion Video is it!
Of Ants, Dolphins, And Search Technology
Research groups mimic the behavior of animals to make their search technology more efficient.
10 Ideas to Save DMOZ
DMOZ, also known as the open directory project, is the largest human edited directory in the world and one of the most 'trusted' link directories on the internet. However, in recent years it's been steadily falling in popularity and the search engines no longer regard it as highly as they once did. More importantly for users, search engines have become progressively smarter and more sophisticated,…
Google Ads Appear For Firefox, IE7
Earlier today, an advertisement for Firefox appeared on Google's homepage. While that isn't really too remarkable, the ad featured an "optimized for Google" tagline, which is interesting. To complicate matters, an ad for an "optimized for Google" version of IE7 has appeared among certain Google search results, as well.
