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Paid Twitter Accounts To be Unveiled ...
Written by firstrank on November 23, 2009
Corporate twitter accounts should be introduced by the end of this year according to twitter cofounder Stone.
"One of the first things we are going to do explicitly is commercial accounts," Stone said, as reported by the BBC. He then (re)confirmed some of the rumors and ideas that have been floating around, adding, "Twitter will always be free to everyone but you will be able to pay for an additional layer of access to learn more about your Twitter account - get some feedback, some analytics, become a better Twitterer." ...
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Google Replaces the URL with Breadcru...
Written by firstrank on November 19, 2009
You might have noticed that Google has started showing breadcrumb URL in Search Results. Yesterday I was searching for “jewelry coupons” and I got breadcrumb URL. Actually it is very helpful to understand site navigation and it’s clickable.
Here’s the following snapshot of BreadCrumb URL.
This is very helpful and I started checking of my all website navigation.
Google News : Yesterday Google Announced that they will be rolling out an improvement of breadcrumb in Search Results.Google Official News says. ...
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SEO+SEM+SMO = Web Marketing
Written by firstrank on November 18, 2009
Computing SEO Success: Realistic goal
No Magic – Just Methods – For Your Website!!! is our Mantra. Increasing traffic and sales through Search Engine Optimization is the most challenging issues for website owners. Whenever I get any new SEO Project for a website, the only question in my mind what’s the goal of that particular website. Read the following points.
Make Time Specific SEO Goal for a Website
It may look something like this: By Jan 2009, Increase Search Engine Ranking and revenue by 50% over the previous year. The statement specifies the timeline and success of website in one year.
Once you are ...
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Page Speed May Become a Ranking Facto...
Written by firstrank on November 14, 2009
Algorithm Change Would Make Slow Sites Rank Lower
Over the course of 2009, a consistent theme that Google has been involved with is that of speed. In announcement after announcement, Google has talked about the importance of speed on the web, and how the company wants to do everything it can to make the web a faster place. Has it occurred to you that how fast your page loads may have a direct effect on how your site ranks in Google?
Don't worry, it hasn't had an impact...yet. In an interview with WebProNews, Google's Matt Cutts told us that speed may soon ...
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Five eye-openers about SEO
Written by firstrank on November 14, 2009
SEO Experts claim that they can bring instant results, more traffic and sales to your website. But there are some Real Truths about SEO which should not be ignored by customers.
No Magic: there is NO magic in search engine optimization to get the ranking and boost your sale in 1-2 months.
Just Methods: Follow the good ethical SEO methods to optimize your website.
SEO Always Takes Time – Everyone wants an instant result through SEO. But the real truth is it always takes time to show results. It always takes more than 4-5 months to show the desired results.
Some time it’s ...
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The Next Generation Search Engine –...
Written by firstrank on November 11, 2009
Google’s Caffeine – The Next Generation Search Engine which is faster, more accurate, shows more relevant results and crawls large parts of the web is going to be launched after the holidays.
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New Design test for linkedin
Written by firstrank on November 09, 2009
New design for LinkedIn. During this testing some of users will be able to see new design, while others will not.
Some new features included:
A global navigation bar at the top of the page that provides convenient access to all LinkedIn services.
Simplified local navigation within each of the LinkedIn areas (Profile, Contacts, Groups, etc.).
More room available for page content. Less scrolling.
A cleaner, less-cluttered look.
"We began the redesign effort several months ago by analyzing how people use ...
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