Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Search’

Search engine marketing

Saturday, October 25th, 2008

I have copied an email below that I have received regarding Google Adsense. Does anyone have any idea what this is about? “Your account is now
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Following Mobile Search: the dotMobi Way
Everyone is asking about the next big thing in mobile technology. Surely one of the next big things is mobile search but that s just one part of the mobile web. Will Google gain a lock on that or will it go in a different direction Keep reading for a perspective on one possibility….
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Internet marketing

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

Forum: Google Optimization Posted By: smakhnist Post Time: October 23rd, 2008 at 11:03:43 am
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MapQuest Now Optimized for the iPhone

One of the main reasons I own an iPhone is to have access to a map when I’m out and about. The iPhone comes standard with Google Maps, but I find its always good to have a backup map. (Google Maps isn’t perfect, but you didn’t hear that from me.)

That’s why it was good to hear that MapQuest now has an optimized version of its site for the iPhone. Even though the iPhone lets you surf the web, surfing normal pages is still a pain. Whenever a site has versions for mobile devices, it’s so much better for the mobile user.

mq_webapp_samples.jpg

Related Reading:
AOL’s Platform-A Launches iPhone Advertising Solution
AOL Adds SmartBox (aka Query Suggestions) to iPhone Mobile Search


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Yahoo To Cut Workforce By 10%

During their third quarter financial report call today, Yahoo announced they will be cutting their employee numbers by 10 percent.

Unfortunately, the employees will not have much coming from any of their Yahoo stocks which are at 52 week lows and the poor financial report will not help improve the numbers. Yahoo closed at 12.07 but in after hours trading following the call the stock was up over 5%.


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Search engine marketing

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008


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Is Your Web Content Accessible?
Web content accessibility is one of the most overlooked and undervalued aspects of web design. On the other hand search engine optimization continues to be a top priority for any serious web developer. But what most people don t realize is that making your site more accessible will give it a boost in the SERPs as well. This article will not only explain why but will also offer web accessibility tools that can be effective for SEO….
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Have I Pagejacked by accident?
Forum: Search Engine Optimization Posted By: Edman Post Time: October 23rd, 2008 at 4:23:21 am
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Following Mobile Search: the dotMobi Way
Everyone is asking about the next big thing in mobile technology. Surely one of the next big things is mobile search but that s just one part of the mobile web. Will Google gain a lock on that or will it go in a different direction Keep reading for a perspective on one possibility….
Add the ultimate BROWSER SNIFFER to your web site! Detect connection speed, plug-ins, Java, disabled settings, page load times, JS errors and more!
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Search engine ranking

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

Yes, hindsight is 20/20 and being an armchair quarterback is unfair, but man is it freaking fun. Yahoo stock at under $12!!! and it’s still not a r fore more info…..

Hi, We use both website optimizer and analytics on several sites. When ever we run an A B test or any type of test we see a big increase in direc fore more info…..

I know that there is probably no definitive answer, but does it matter in search engine optimization whether you use PHP or ASP for your CMS. Look fore more info…..

One of the main reasons I own an iPhone is to have access to a map when I’m out and about. The iPhone comes standard with Google Maps, but I find its always good to have a backup map. (Google Maps isn’t perfect, but you didn’t hear that from me.)

That’s why it was good to hear that MapQuest now has an optimized version of its site for the iPhone. Even though the iPhone lets you surf the web, surfing normal pages is still a pain. Whenever a site has versions for mobile devices, it’s so much better for the mobile user.

mq_webapp_samples.jpg

Related Reading:
AOL’s Platform-A Launches iPhone Advertising Solution
AOL Adds SmartBox (aka Query Suggestions) to iPhone Mobile Search

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Underground Training Lab Giveaways

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

So there’s an unofficial “rule” that the engines don’t follow links on a page after the first 100 or so they find. Not sure how real it is, but for Continue…..

Everyone is asking about the next big thing in mobile technology. Surely one of the next big things is mobile search but that s just one part of the mobile web. Will Google gain a lock on that or will it go in a different direction Keep reading for a perspective on one possibility…. Continue…..

Google was a predictable little search engine when it was a toddler. It loved content and it loved links. It really, really loved links. As it grew it Continue…..