Understanding Google Updates
Matt Cutts (from Google) has an enlightening post on his blog titled - What's an update? which quite simply lays out information…
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Matt Cutts (from Google) has an enlightening post on his blog titled - What's an update? which quite simply lays out information…
Browsing the forums, development articles and other resource sites raised an interesting yet recurring question: "How do I test for the Document Object Model (DOM) employed by a browser?".
With the growing popularity of podcasting, publishers and marketers around the world are asking themselves how to monetize this content channel.
With all the back and forth going on about search index sizes, it would be nice to be able to test the claims made by the various engines. Well, it appears as if there may be a way to verify if an engine's purported index size is accurate.
The Nielsen/NetRatings organization, long known and prized for its ratings systems announced a new way to track ratings and figuring in the folks who toss their cookies. They've been testing the method in the U.S. and using it in Australia and Italy.
Google's index seems to be the freshest, MSN keeps its database up to date within 20 days, and Yahoo is chaotic.