The company said that the feature, which is still in being tested, would be available as part of the latest ‘Canary’ build of the Chromium.

Posted by Tom Anthony People talk a lot about APIs in the SEO industry (me especially) – the tools you can build with them, the competitive analysis data you can access, the reports you can automate. However, we tend not to discuss the wider picture, the thousands of APIs out there for other things, and, most importantly, the profound effect that APIs are going to have on the web, and thus the SEO industry, in the coming decade.

If you don’t have time, staff, or budget to invest fully in search engine optimization, you’re in a bit of a tough spot.

A Google Webmaster Help thread has a rare case of Google apparently banning a web site completely by accident and then reinstating it after being notified about the mishap. The story is about a site hosted on a Google Sites platform at sites.google.com/site/waldorfwatch..

It has been a long time since Google unleashed Panda on webmasters, a year and a half long. There were recoveries but were they full recoveries? One of the best examples and most vocal examples

A WebmasterWorld thread reports Google UK is testing a new form of Google comparison ads for car insurance quotes. You can see it yourself by going to Google UK and searching for [car insurance]…

There is this game named the Six Degrees Of Bacon to see how many degrees of separation you are from Kevin Bacon and the number returned is the Bacon Number. Now, Google has decided to plant an easter egg in their search results..

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

There’s been chatter about Google having done some type of algorithm update this week that’s having an impact on rankings. Now it’s finally confirmed, a new change meant to allow more domains to appear in search results. The head of Google’s spam fighting team Matt Cutts..