The YouTube Team launched a new YouTube home page yesterday. Click to read the rest of this post…

After week of experimenting

Excited?

The Spanish Data Protection Authority is treating Google not as an “intermediary” but as a “publisher” under Spanish law. That brings with it numerous burdens and obligations that potentially create a massive legal and privacy headache for Google. A similar thing happened..

A Google Web Search Help thread has claims from a person who works at the San Angelo Finance Department that since December 1, 2010, he has been receiving several calls a day meant for the San Angelo Police Department…

“This guy comes up to me His face red like a rose on a thorn bush Like all the colors of a royal flush And he’s peeling off those dollar bills Slapping them down One hundred, two hundred…” U2 “Bullet The Blue Sky” The Cincinnati Kid I attended our recent Portland  SEMpdx Event on “ Link Building in 2011 ”.  The speakers were most excellent as usual (like I’d say anything else since I’m a SEMpdx Board Member), but the final speaker, my friend Scott Hendison , brought forth a concept (that shouldn’t be new to most of you) that I felt should be explored in more depth and detail (his ideas, my writing & spin): Society has “laws”.  Google has “guidelines”.  Google’s “guidelines” aren’t laws and shouldn’t be considered as such. Google has total control of each and every aspect of their index.  Being included in Google is a right not a privilege and in order to stay in Google’s good graces, your website needs to comply with Google’s guidelines.  However, Google’s algorithm is imperfect and no matter how advanced it gets and how much they tweak it, sites that fall outside of their guidelines may not only be included in their index but actually rank well and achieve much profit for their owners.

The inaugural SAScon event was held way back in April last year, and so it’s pretty exciting to know that this not-for-profit event is going to be coming around again for this year too.  Better still, it’s going to be bigger and better than last year, with more time for networking and more time taking in the line-up of line-ups! Key Facts for SAScon

Everyone is saying it: U.S. Search spend significantly increased in Q4 of 2010 .

When setting up an e-comce site there are many features to think off to have on your site, below are few must have features to relay ensure that your site is fully equipped for online sales.

When setting up an e-comce site there are many features to think off to have on your site, below are few must have features to relay ensure that your site is fully equipped for online sales. Search Box : Having a search box positioned well, will allow your visitors to quickly search for the product that they are looking for. Featured Products : By displaying featured products on your home page or on the side columns of your site will inform your visitors of top selling products, sales offers or it can be a general products that you want to push further and make sure they get noticed.