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Google announced pricing for the Google App Engine on Tuesday. It was released last April as a free service, but apps were…
Searches for a number of terms related to the economic downturn have shown significant gains in the past year, according to comScore. The most notable increases were searches relating to the declining job market, including searches using the term "unemployment" (up 206 percent to 8.2 million searches) and "unemployment benefits" (up 247 percent to 748,000 searches).
So, by now you’ve heard you’re supposed to be incorporating social media into your marketing campaign. How exactly you do that they’re not so clear on. And while the possibilities really are endless, sometimes we need a case study in how it’s done to get the creative marketing juices flowing.
In recent months, there has been a whole lot of talk about where search is going, and what search is lacking. This is commonplace for months encompassing the changing of years. A big part of the discussion is personalized search. Many SEOs aren't entirely thrilled with the idea. It changes the way they have to do things. Do searchers want it though?
Think about what you know about your great, and great great grandparents. Unless they were famous for something, chances are what you know about them is limited to what your eldest relatives can tell you and, if your lucky, there’s documentation of some kind, somewhere, perhaps decaying in a trunk stored in a decaying attic.
If you're a blogger who has been at it for a while, you've probably run across other blogs stealing your content at one point or another. These are commonly referred to as scrapers, and will often use your content to post Google AdSense ads and make money off your work.
