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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Google PageRank 10/10 Sites List ~ May 3′rd 2012

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Now days, every bloggers and webmasters are waiting for next PR (Google PageRank) Updates, as we all know that it too late, i remember the last PR update very well, It was May 3′rd 2012. That day Backlinks and PageRank got updated and That time Google has taken only one month for updating their PageRank. In Last PR update Facebook.com and Google.com was downgraded PR 9 from PR 10 in the latest backlink update. PageRank 10 site has top most importance according to every bloggers and webmasters struggle to get the traffic related with this ranking.

Here’s Google PageRank 10/10 Sites List Of May 3′rd 2012

Title
PR
GBLs (Google’s Fake representation)
YBLs (Yahoo’s representation)
URL
US Goverment Website
10
20,900
9,652,685
Adobe – Adobe Reader Download
10
         141,000
31,072,000
Adobe – Adobe Flash Player Download
10
         141,000
19,090,000
United States Department of Health and Human Services
10
9,750
2,308,721
Miibeian
10
70,300
841,149,899
Social Bookmarking Sharing Button Widget
10
59,300
254,366,507
Europeana
10
3,890
140,776
EUA – European University Association
10
1,500
163,899
Universitas 21
10
422
205,306
Twitter
10
4,590
1,79,090
United Nations
10
1,830
62,223
Add This
10
5,440
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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

Google News OneBox Card Style

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Aaron Bradley spotted a new look for the Google News OneBox results, as you would see them in the Google web search results. The new design for the news results in the web search results look more like “Cards” that Google has been using within their Google Now and mobile views.

Here is a screen shot from Bradley:


The top image is the new card view, the middle image is the standard news result with an image and the bottom image is the standard news result without an image.

I would not be surprised if we see Google continue to unify the interfaces among desktop and mobile.

If you want to see this in action, you may be able to try it for a search on [cia news] on Google.com.

  • Card Style: [cia news] on google.com
  • Normal Style: [snowden on google.com
  • Middle: [cia] on google.com


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Saturday, 29 June 2013

Google AdWords Keyword Tool Is Shutting Down

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Google decided to shut down their one of best service “Keyword Tool”
Ohh, really is it?
Yes ! recently i opened Google AdWords keyword tool and there i saw the message says that : “In the coming months, the external Keyword Tool will no longer be available. To get keyword ideas, sign in to your AdWords account and try Keyword Planner.”  There is not described any fix date but there message said it will not available in the coming month.

Now, how we will know the good keywords for our blog? we have to search for any alternatives ?
No! :)   Google has recently launched new tool called “Keyword Planner” after the coming month, keyword tool will replaced with keyword planner. there are many good features available,  The new keyword planner is designed to make it easier for advertisrs to create new campaigns and ad group from within the planner. we can use it freely, like we used keyword tool. but it only available for those who logged into AdWords.

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Friday, 28 June 2013

Google Showing Ten Sitelinks For Domain Searches

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Search Google for your domain name, and if that doesn't work try [ gravityinformatics.com ] - you should see ten large sitelinks come up under the main site listing:



Do you like this? I mean, domain restrictive search is probably a bit more navigational in nature than searching for a brand name.
I am not sure if this is a test or something everyone sees.
Sachin Bisaani first spotted this and posted about it on Google+.

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Thursday, 27 June 2013

Matt Cutts As Moses In SEO's Ten Commandments

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I am not sure that Matt Cutts will enjoy this too much but hey, if you ever see him at an SEO convention, it may appear as if he is a god. So why not be dressed like moses, holding the ten commandments in his hands with a halo-like glow behind him?
Steve Toth put together the 10 Commandments of SEO infographic and featured Cutts at the top. The 10 commandments include:
Thou Shalt Not:
(1) Have an Unnatural Link Profile
(2) Cloak and Use Hidden Text
(3) Steal / Duplicate Content
(4) Spin Content
(5) Stuff Keywords
(6) Spam Google Maps
(7) Create Microsites
(8) Sell Links
(9) Go Overboard on Ads
(10) Create Multiple Websites to Rank for the Same Business
Here is the infographic, click on it to enlarge:

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Tilde Operator Removed From Google To Give More Space For Indexing More Web Sites

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Tuesday we reported that Google quietly dropped the ~tilde operator due to lack of use.
The operator helped searches find synonymous, a form of expanding your query. It was primarily used by librarians and also SEMs looking for keyword research ideas.
Google's head of search spam, expanded on why Google dropped the feature. Matt Cutts said on Twitter that yes, it wasn't used much at all by real searchers and by removing the operator it take up less "indexing space" Google "could use for more pages."
Here is Matt Cutts tweet:




What would you prefer? More of your pages indexed or the ~tilde operator? Why not both? ;-)

Source : Google's Cutts: Dropping ~ Operator Gives Us More Space To Index More Pages 
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Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Google Places Warning: Do Not Edit Those New Categories On Your Businesses Listing

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Jade Wang from Google's local business team announced in aGoogle Business Help thread that if you see new categories in your business listings, please refrain from updating them.
Jade explained there is a bug (don't be surprised) that they are working on fixing and if you edit those categories, it may cause more issues.
Jade wrote:

We've found a technical issue affecting some users that causes a handful of new categories are showing up in Places dashboards. We're working on a fix and will come back with an update when we can. Please do not edit these categories for now while we work on the issue. Please note that these categories do not show on the publicly-available listing.
So be warned. Jade has not yet said when it is safe to go in and editor those categories.

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Google's Matt Cutts Confirms Some Type Of Update Happening

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For the past week or so, I've been seeing a lot of chatter around a Google updating happening. The thing is, it is hard to tell what is going on right now.
The WebmasterWorld thread has a lot of chatter that symbolizes an update but that chatter has been pretty steady for the past couple weeks or so. In addition, the monitoring tools, such as MozCast shows higher signs of volatility than normal. Here are the temperatures 73° on June 24, 86° on June 23, 77° on June 22, 71° on June 21 and 72° on June 20. So pretty hot days this week and the week before.
The kicker is on Friday, Matt Cutts tweeted that there is an update being pushed out over multiple weeks. Matt said:
Multi-week rollout going on now, from next week all all the way to the week after July 4th.
I think this is in response to spam algorithm and not the softer Panda algorithm - although, they both might be updating now, as well as other things might be going on at the same time.
The reason I think it is spam algorithm related is because @screamingfrog tweet about a [car insurance] query was what Matt responded to.
I will see if I can get more details from Matt Cutts and will let you know the details when I hear back.

Source : Google's Matt Cutts Confirms Some Type Of Update Happening

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Thursday, 20 June 2013

Google Health Answers Get New Look?

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I am sure my readers will have a field day with this screen shot. Search for [treatment for cancer] and take a look at the search results.



 Brent Nau spotted this and posted a screen shot on Google+, he said:
I have seen the Google SERPs for queries regarding health conditions and symptoms, but I have not seen where Google is actual scraping the authoritative sites and presenting the actual text at the top of the search results for "treatment" type keywords. (BTW - not suffering from IBS, client research!)
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Wednesday, 19 June 2013

How to Edit Google AdWords Sitelinks Descriptions

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Hello Readers,  Now you can edit  Google AdWords Sitelinks Descriptions, Google announced on the AdWords blog that you can now "nominate specific text for your sitelink descriptions" within your AdWords ads.

To do so, you need to have upgraded to the enhanced campaigns.

Here is what you can control:

 

Here is where you can control it:

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Tuesday, 18 June 2013

10 Years With Google AdSense: Which Was Your Best Year?

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Google AdSense is ten years old today and Google wants everyone to know about it - as they should. AdSense has given Google a way to bring in a nice and sizable secondary source of income, outside of basic search ads. They are now the largest in the display ad business because of it and their acquisition of DoubleClick.
More importantly, AdSense has created industries that never once existed, including algorithms (Panda) that never existed. AdSense has helped families buy homes, pay for tuition, and pay off debt but it has also led to the collapse of those same families, put people into debt and caused many issues. Again, terminations, Panda, abuse, etc.
That being said, AdSense has made an impact on us all. Either directly as publishers or advertisers or indirectly as webmasters or SEOs who have built sites or had algorithms impact our sites in response to the AdSense community.
It has been a crazy ten years with Google on both the paid and organic side.
For more about the history of AdSense, click here and to partake in a chat with the founder of AdSense, go here and add it to your calendar.
Out of curiosity, if you are or were a publisher, what was your best year in terms of revenue from Google AdSense over the ten years. Please have your friends take the poll:
Source Which Year Was Your Best With Google AdSense

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Tell Google Spider not to catch specific section of the content

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Tell Google Spider not to catch specific section of the content 



To avoid duplicate content  we can have following things

1)      Making the URL not to index in Google , but this would really drop the visitors
2)      Telling Google Spider not to catch  Specific section of the Content  

è Having I frame (spider can’t catch the content )

è Having  Google off and Google on tag

Having this tag

Ex:

         <p> But for US auto General Motors, that is a mere footnote. The Sail U-VA launched in India last week is its litmus test, a make-or-break launch. Its success will determine whether GM’s 2-year-old tie-up with China’s SAIC works in terms of direct product launches in India. </p>

 
                    <!--googleoff: index-->

 
         <p>The facia is accentuated in places with lines and creases that make it appear big and muscular. There are no surprises at the rear, either, and a lack of inspiration becomes evident. The high strung vertical tail lamps are a doneto- death design, and from the back the car looks boxy. Design is not adventurous or eye catching, but functional.</p>

 
                    <!--googleon: index>

index - content surrounded by “googleoff: index” will not be indexed by Google

   

Let make the URL , Meta description , Heading Unique by adding some relevant dynamic one words    


Ex:

Sulekh News : Chinese checkers against the Samurai - Chevy Sail U-VA – Review  in http://cars.sulekha.com/chinese-checkers-against-the-samurai-chevy-sail-u-va-review_424236_review

 

Chinese checkers against the Samurai - Chevy Sail U-VA – Review   the original one in http://travel.sulekha.com/chinese-checkers-against-the-samurai-chevy-sail-u-va-review_424236_review

 
Adding <Sulekh News : > in front of the Heading tag will  avoided Duplicated issue similarly we can do it for  URL, Meta tags

 
And the body of the content in <!--googleoff: index--> tags  or in Iframe

Hence our URL get index , avoid duplicity in Body of our page, get visitors  

 

Note : Iframe content can cached by Google but not by yahoo & bing  So if we use iframe and <!--googleoff: index--> tags together  then we can avoid Duplicate issue for all major search engine 


Source : Tell Google Spider not to catch specific section of the content

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Monday, 17 June 2013

Google Project Uses Balloons to Expand Internet Access

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The large balloons will be used to provide internet access to remote or rural areas. (Jon Shenk/AP Photo)
Photograph:
Visitors stand next to a high-altitude Wi-Fi internet hub, a Google Project Loon balloon, on display at the Airforce Museum in Christchurch

Photograph:
Google's Tammo Spalink holds the communications unit (R) with the altitude controller (C) and Avionics bay (L) during a public display of Google's new high-altitude Wi-Fi internet hub at the Airforce Museum in Christchurch

Photograph: 
Google's Anton Staff (c) stands in front of the balloon's solar panel as he speaks about Project Loon

Photograph: 

The solar panels that will power the balloons are seen before take-off in Tekapo, New Zealand

Photograph: 
A Project Loon high-altitude balloon is inflated before its launch in Tekapo, New Zealand

Photograph: 
A test balloon floats over New Zealand

Photograph: 

Tania Gilchrist, who is participating in Google's testing programme, stands next to the red Google internet receiver attached to her home in Christchurch, New Zealand

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Friday, 14 June 2013

Seo Search Terms For Seo

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There are the google seo search,google blog search,google search tips,google search tricks,google search terms for seo beginners.

FINDING FORUMS

inurl:viewtopic your keyword
Powered by Phbb your keyword
Powered by vBulletin your keyword
Powered by SMF your keyword
Phbb your keyword
powered by IPB your keyword
MyBB your keyword
powered by PunBB your keyword

FINDING DIRECTORIES AND SUBMISSION SITES

intitle:add+url "your keyword"
intitle:submit+site "your keyword"
intitle:submit+url "your keyword"
intitle:add+your+site "your keyword"
intitle:add+site "your keyword"
intitle:directory "your keyword"
intitle:sites "your keyword"
intitle:list "your keyword"

GETTING LINKS FROM SQUIDOO

site:squidoo.com "new links plexo" "add to this list"
site:squidoo.com "your keyword" "add to this list"

FLICKR

site:flickr.com "your keyword"
http://digg.com/search?s=flickr.com

STUMBLEUPON

site:stumbleupon.com "your keyword"

DIGG

site:digg.com "your keyword"

.EDU AND .GOV SITES

site:.edu inurl:wp-login.php +blog
site:.gov inurl:wp-login.php +blog
site:.edu "your keyword"
site:.gov "your keyword" - "you must be logged in" - "comments are closed"
site:.edu "no comments" +blogroll - "posting closed" - "you must be logged in" - "comments are closed"
site:.gov "no comments" +blogroll - "posting closed" - "you must be logged in" - "comments are closed"

PROPELLER

site:propeller.com/member keyword

GETTING LINKS FROM SLIDESHARE

site:www.slideshare.net keyword "comments 1"

BLOG

site:.com inurl:blog "post a comment" - "comments closed" - "you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .org inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .gov inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .com "powered by expressionengine" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"
site: .org "powered by expressionengine" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"
site: .edu "powered by expressionengine" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"
site: .gov "powered by expressionengine" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .com "Powered by BlogEngine.NET" inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .ORG "Powered by BlogEngine.NET" inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .edu "Powered by BlogEngine.NET" inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

site: .gov "Powered by BlogEngine.NET" inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

The Yahoo Code

linkdomain:yourdomain.com -site:yourdomain.com

WORDPRESS

powered by wordpress your keyword
powered by wordpress intitle:your keyword
powered by wordpress inurl:your keyword
If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account your keyword
site:blogspot.com your keyword
powered by wordpress your keyword -comments are closed
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Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Google's Matt Cutts On Disavow Tool Mistakes

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What are common mistakes you see from people using the "disavow links" tool?

 

 


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Saturday, 8 June 2013

Google: Using Rel=Author Can Help Fight Search Spam

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Google authorship rich snippets are everywhere these days and they supposedly do help increase traffic to your web site by improving the visibility of your listing in the search results. But can they help you rank higher? Maybe...
In a recent video by Matt Cutts, as I reported at Search Engine Land, Matt implies pretty directly that using the rel=author data can help Google understand the authority and credibility of the individual who posted a piece of content.
Here is a summary of what Matt said, I pulled out the snippets:
I'm pretty excited about the ideas behind authorship. Basically if you can move from an anonymous web to a web where you have some notion of identity. And maybe even reputation of individual author. Then web spam, you kind of get the benefits for free. It's harder for the spammers to hide over here and in some anonymous corner... If Danny Sullivan writes something on a on a forum or something like that I'd like to know about that even if the forum itself doesn't have that much PageRank or something along those lines so... so I do expect us to continue exploring that. We might be able to help improve search quality... and I think will continue to look at it to see how to use rel=author in ways that can improve search experience.
Here is the video:

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Thursday, 6 June 2013

New Update about Google Images

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Latest Update on images.google.com. Now google will show suggested keyword with images without mouse over.

Give your reviews in comments.
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Wednesday, 5 June 2013

Will google defeat by Bing ??

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The public have decided - Leave Google Search. Use Bing and use Yahoo. See the results by Compete Ranking. Google is the dropping graph in the middle. The one that is losing hits. But Google Inc. (GOOG) stock value keeps rising. Not smart people in Wall Street. They catch on way too late.

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Monday, 3 June 2013

Google's Latest Link Seller Bust: Text Link Ads | Google's Matt Cutts: Text Link Ads Link Sellers Targeted

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A few weeks ago, we reported that Google busted another link seller network. We didn't know which link seller network it was - until now. Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam, tweeted last week that the link network they went after was "TLA linkselling sites."
TLA, as everyone in our industry knows is . They are one of the older and more substantial and much more visible link selling networks. Heck, I even had them on this site until I nofollowed my paid links. Also, in 2004 or so, my company build the software behind the site, mostly how they bill link buyers and pay link sellers but it grew into more. Keep in mind, this was all before the nofollow attribute, not that it matters.
That being said @patrickaltoft asked Matt Cutts, "do you mean link sellers in general or specifically ones hosting ads via Text Link Ads the company?"
Matt responded, "capital TLA."

TLA's home page PageRank is still a 6 but the link sellers may have taken a hit?
Are you a TLA link seller? Did you notice a hit? Are you a TLA link buyer? Did you notice a hit?





Source : Google's Latest Link Seller Bust: Text Link Ads
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Google Launches Google Play Music

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In sixth annual I/O Conference Google  announce Google’s own subscription-based music service called Google Play Music All Access. All Access promises to leverage Google’s deep understanding of your preferences, listening habits and social circles to deliver a highly tailored music discovery experience.
Google showed off a brief demo of the app running on Android, but the service can be accessed via a traditional web-based interface as well , Allowing users to instantly queue up songs and listen to personalized radio stations.Google aims to one up the competition by enabling users to get to their own and potentially new music  as quickly and intuitively as possible
Google Play Music All Access launches  in the United States for $9.99/month, with the promise of a gradual international rollout. There’s also a 30-day free trial and users that sign up before 30 June 2013 get a discounted rate of $7.99/month. It is unclear whether this is a lifetime or a limited time offer, but Google’s been known to be notoriously generous in the past, so we can always hope.
Although the subscription-based music streaming market is by no means nascent with heavyweights like Spotify and Rdio, Google’s undoubtedly beaten Apple to the punch here, which is long rumored to be developing its own subscription-based music service, presumably for launch later this year.
There are 3 new features introduced which you can enable and disable at your leisure :
Desktop Notifications
Find out what’s playing without having to switch back to your Google Music tab. A notification will appear at the start of each song with the song title, artist name, album title, and album cover. This lab only works in the Chrome browser.
HTML5 Audio
Listen to your music without the need for Flash. Works in all browsers that support MP3 playback with HTML5 audio: Chrome, Safari 3.1+, and IE 9+.
5-Star Ratings
Rate songs on a 5-star scale rather than thumbs-up or thumbs-down
You can switch these features on by clicking the link below however don’t forget that they are experimental and not the finished article. Be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Google Music

Source :  Google Launches Google Play Music
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