Building Search Engine Tag Trails
November 19, 2008 by admin
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Building Search Engine Tag Trails
With so much of the success of your web site out of your hands and at the whim or the search engines and your site visitors wouldn t you like a way to tell them both that your site is relevant to their interests This article explains how to use a basic tool for that purpose. It has the lovely effect of making your site more organized and helping visitors go directly to the content in which they are most interested. Keep reading to find out more….
Black Hat SEO Is Too Risky
Black Hat SEO Is Too Risky
Here’s my personal experience, with black hat seo methods. The sort of tools most newbies fall victim of. This will help you learn from my mistakes, my experience. Even though I did not do any harm to…
Google Adds Video Chat to Gmail
November 15, 2008 by admin
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Google Adds Video Chat to Gmail
Google just announced new, exciting features added to its e-mail platform: starting today, Gmail users will be able to make voice and video calls with each other and even hosting conference calls, allowing for a potentially much faster way of communicating and connecting with others. The feature is built on the pre-existing chat functionality embedded in Gmail and, even if not quite as sophisticated as other tools such as Skype or Meebo, it is fairly easy to install and use, and should make a welcome addition to Gmail.
Keyword Research Tools Reviews and Articles
November 7, 2008 by admin
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Keyword Research Tools Reviews and Articles
Keyword Workshop - Your Keyword Research Resource Become a better keyword researcher! You simply cannot afford to do business online without a solid base in keyword
Key Difference Among the Most Commonly Used Keyword Suggestion Tools, Pt 2 v1
Key Difference Among the Most Commonly Used Keyword Suggestion Tools, Pt 2 v1
The 800-Pound Gorilla and the New Kid on the Block: Google and SEOBook In our last article covering the similarities, differences, and uses of the most commonly used keyword suggestion tools we fo…
Election Tools from Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL
November 3, 2008 by admin
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Election Tools from Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL
I’m sure I don’t have to remind you that election day is next Tuesday. Whether you’re observing or you’re breaking out the campaign gear for some hardcore get out the vote effors this weekend, here are some tools to help you keep up with the news and your efforts:
Google Earth
You can download a KML file that lets you search results from past elections, since 1980. The data is broken down and can show you how different regions of the country voted - even by county. I used to work as a political consultant, and let me tell you - this kind of data is heavily relied on. It’s a bit of a late release for campaigns, who already have this data. But it’s great for political junkies.
Google News
Trying to remember what a candidate said on an issue? Just type their name into Google News. If Google has indexed a quote by that person, it will appear on top of the search results in the one box.
Google Mobile
Want to know your precinct location? The Google Mobile team has created a special tool just for that purpose. Go to m.google.com/elections on your mobile phone, type in your address and you’ll be directed to your precinct.
The tool did not point me to early voting locations, which in my state are not the same as Election Day precinct locations.
As cool as that is, always verify with your local elections office. Google even helps you do that. They have a box where you enter your state’s abbreviation, and it will pull up relevant links to voting information.
Yahoo Elections Hub and Political Dashboard
Yahoo makes the most of its successful portal platforms with its Elections Hub and Political Dashboard. The dashboard is a super slick map showing the latest poll results. Hopefully they update it with real time results on election night. I can totally see myself keeping the dashboard open while watching results come in on the tv.
Microsoft Live Search xRank
xRank, Live Search’s buzz tool, has a politician section. It’s no surprise that the Rep and Dem presidential and vice presidential candidates take the top 4 spots today. The rest of the top 20 is filled with senate and gubernatorial races, with Hillary Clinton and George Bush thrown in for good measure.
MSN Election Live Q&A
Q&A is Live Search’s answer product, and over at the MSN Election Guide, you can find the Election Live Q&A. It’s pretty straightforward. You can ask and answer questions about the election in real time.
AOL Elections Toolbar
AOL has a toolbar for IE and Firefox that can keep you up to date with election news. If you like to surf the net while watching TV - this could be an ideal toolbar for you come Tuesday night.
Well, hopefully that’s enough to keep you busy and up to date.
Got any tools to share? Leave your suggestions in the comments.
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Free Keyword Suggestion Tool (Wordtracker Suggestion Tool & Overture
November 2, 2008 by admin
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Free Keyword Suggestion Tool (Wordtracker Suggestion Tool & Overture
Keyword Suggestion Tool - Find how often phrases are searched for (and get suggestions). Put Your Advertisment Here. Keyword Suggestion Tool Keep this tool alive! Fundraiser for
Free Search Term Suggestion Tool by KeywordDiscovery.com
November 1, 2008 by admin
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Free Search Term Suggestion Tool by KeywordDiscovery.com
A free search term suggestion and keyword research tool to offer a more reliable alternative to the original Overture suggestion tool.
Keyword Research & Suggestion Tips : SEO Book.com
October 30, 2008 by admin
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Keyword Research & Suggestion Tips : SEO Book.com
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AdWords API Gets an Update and Extra Quota
October 30, 2008 by admin
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AdWords API Gets an Update and Extra Quota
Google’s AdWords API team has released version 13 of the open source tool. The update includes the following:
- New geotargeting options
- Active campaign and ad group retrieval
- Campaign budget suggestions
- Quality-based bid and quality score support
- Mobile Image Ad support
- Easier MCC account hierarchy retrieval
- MCC Alerts support
- Search volume data returned in KeywordToolService
- Minimum bids no longer supported
For more on the updates, read the release notes:
AdWords API advertisers will also receive 20% more API units from now through January 15, 2009. Here’s how it works:
- All developers can purchase API units at the rate of 1200/$0.25, up from 1000/$0.25, from now through January 15th, 2009.
- Advertisers who are eligible for free API units will receive credit at the rate 300/$ of AdWords spend, up from 250/$ of AdWords spend. They will be credited the holiday bonus based on their spend in previous months.
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