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Kevin Kantola
In the past, spokespeople for Google have stated that there is no such thing as an “over optimization penalty”. In the past they have also stated there is such a thing as an over SEO penalty. So, which is it? It doesn’t matter because in unusual fashion Google has announced an upcoming change to their...
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On September 22, 2011 two of the largest brand names on the Internet and in television will be presenting the Republican debates. Fox News will be holding the debates in Orlando, Florida and will be assisted by Google’s property Youtube. Youtube and CNN had teamed up in the past for presidential debates but there were...
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Okay, so no many things in the SEO world are so clear cut. The dashes (as in hyphens) or underscores in URLs question has been a long running one. But when it comes to clarity we turn to Matt Cutts of Google who says to use dashes. Now what is the reasoning behind this? According...
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Nobody likes moving day especially me. But, that’s what it is if you have Yahoo Ads running and you want to (or not) port them over to the Microsoft Bing AdCenter Interface. We knew it was coming. Microsoft announced several months back that this would be happening and to their credit they are giving us...
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If over the past few months you’ve noticed your social news, press releases and local listings lagging, you probably thought that Google was asleep at the wheel. The world’s most used search engine has officially rolled out the Google Caffeine update. According to Google, however, this update is not an algorithm change. Caffeine is able...
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Because of a WiFi privacy breach search giant Google has decided to start encrypting data in the coming weeks. The problem was revealed in Ireland as part of the Street View service. According to the Official Google Blog, “This incident highlights just how publicly accessible open, non-password-protected WiFi networks are today. Earlier this year, we...
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Microsoft and Yahoo have done the dirty deal, so to speak, last summer and decided to join forces in search. The Microsoft buyout of Yahoo search means more competition at least according to the U. S. Department of Justice. Do you trust antitrust? In this case, yes. Not, that Google is some giant “do no...
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Lately, I’ve been putting a great deal of emphasis on security for my PC and websites. Adware, spyware, viruses and hackers abound on the Internet so it only makes sense to at least have a firewall and good virus software on one’s PC. Data encryption is also something may people consider to order to make...
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Google ain’t no fool, to put it mildly. Where there is advertising money to be made, they’ll find it. And, the mobile phone market is a wide open space right now. This is why Google Click-to-Call service is now being employed across the Adwords network for mobile devices. A person in a certain location can...
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On September 28, 2009, Y!OU And Yahoo will be officially unveiled to the public. The theme of the new worldwide marketing campaign is to put you, the web surfer in the middle of Yahoo’s new offering. Simplification and personal relevance are the keywords that Yahoo is using to describe its new offering. More relevant search,...
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