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The growing scrutiny of the company's stated aim to organize all the world's information, and its more prosaic acquisition of DoubleClick, means…
If you don’t want to land in the proverbial search engine penalty box - or if you’re already there and want to get out - there are signs to look for and steps to be taken. "SMX: Boundaries Of The Penalty Box"
Retail Web sites received 25 percent of their traffic from search engines for May 2007, according to findings from Hitwise. This was an increase of 0.7 percent over May 2006.
FeedBurner is the only service (that I know of) that will re-publish a blogs feed in order to get feed stats. Being such a great service, many users use it only to figure out how many readers their blogs have.
I’ve had some time to consider Google’s new universal search that they are implementing in their search results. What I see makes me think of this in terms of search goulash.
Ever wish you could have a peek inside Google’s algorithm? Even just a little peek? Saul Hansell of the New York Times gave us all that peek in his article Sunday, Google Keeps Tweaking Its Search Engine. The entire article is worth a read or three, but here are some quotes I pulled along with a running commentary.
