Is Goggle To Blame?
It never ceases to amaze me how many people get incredible angry at Google when their website doesn’t do as well in the search results as they THINK it should. They are positive Google is evil and out to destroy small business. Are you kidding me? Google is a FREE service. They owe you absolutely NOTHING! Every single visitor you …
Google Tidbits In The News
These days, it really isn’t possible for a day to go by without multiple stories in the news about Google. Love them or hate them, it is pretty tough to ignore them if you are in a web related business, so you might as well grab a cup of coffee and see what they have been up to lately. I …
Blind Panic Over Links
One of the most common questions I have received since the Google Penguin and Panda updates is from website owners concerned about ways to have links to their site removed from websites, blogs, and directories. In some sort of blind panic over links, people are positive that the answer to their site issues is to get rid of their incoming …
Google Battling Information Overload
What Google is doing to Battle Information Overload? Bing, and its “decision engine,” is planning on relying on its partnership with Facebook to give the search market something that it has never seen before – a search engine that’s results show up based on what your friends like. But what is Google doing to handle the Information overload that now …
Tools You Haven’t Heard About
Elaine Shannon Most of us who design websites know about Google’s most popular tools: Google Analytics, Webmaster Tools, and the Adwords Keyword Tool. Here are some other really cool Google tools you probably haven’t heard about: Keyword tool: Wonder wheel Google Wonder wheel is a visual tool to help brainstorm keywords. To use the tool, do a regular Google search. …
Lawsuit Over Google Adwords Dropped
They were never going to win this. American Blind & Wallpaper Factory Inc agreed to abandon the nearly 4-year-old case against Google. The truce also stipulated that Google wouldn’t change its long-standing policy that let advertisers place ads tied to a rival’s trademark. No company has successfully sued Google in this area.
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