Gigantic
by admin on Sep.24, 2010, under Google, News
Have You ever tried to imagine how massive Google is? Here’s some facts that may help.
10 Mind Blowing Facebook Games Statistics
by WildBeast on Sep.24, 2010, under Facebook, News, Social Media
How much time do You spend on Facebook? Is Your company’s page there yet? Do You think of creating some game to promote it? Here’s 10 Mind Blowing Facebook Games Statistics You should know of:
PageRank
by WildBeast on Sep.20, 2010, under Google, SEO
It was 1996 when Larry Page, a PhD student at Univeristy of Stanford was writing a dissertation about a new kind of search engine. He noticed that in scientific world the more authors appeal to one article, the more it is important and reliable. This is called citation analysis. The same rule can be used while evaluating Web page. In 1998 Larry Page and his friend Sergey Brin published an academic work where they described how this algorithm works. In the same year they set up Google. However, the name PageRank is a trademark of Google, the patent is assigned to University of Stanford, where Page and Brin studied. The university gave an exclusive license rights on this patent to Google.
Google Maps, Google Places
by admin on Jul.27, 2010, under Google Maps, SEO
Google Maps is a great way to find local businesses you’re looking for and get directions where to go. If you have a business that caters to local customers in your city, a free listing on Google Maps is an ideal way to promote your web site and get clients. Google Maps ranks high in search engine results, makes you visible for competitive local city oriented keyword phrases like “pizza San Francisco” or “London dentist”. (continue reading…)
Long-tail or fairy-tale?
by WildBeast on Jul.21, 2010, under Google, SEO
Have you ever heard about long tail being used in positioning?
Long tail positioning is a specific positioning model based on promoting highly complicated, longer, and also multi-word keywords which in general generate heavier traffic than ’so called’ top and most popular keywords. (continue reading…)
Eye tracking
by WildBeast on Jul.19, 2010, under SEO
How do users explore the list of results? How to become more eyecatching for clients? What is the most important for the Seo specialists? What percentage of clicks gets each search result according to its rank? How much more users attention gets the first listing compared to the second? Or how often do users click the listing below the page fold? The way users interact with SERP (Search Engine Results Page) is one of the most frequently discussed topics in the SEO community and is also a very important field of study for the search engine specialists. To answer the above questions researchers employ the so-called eye tracking experiments. (continue reading…)
SEO – how black can it be?
by WildBeast on Jul.15, 2010, under SEO
So, we wrote about Black SEO earlier. It is of course unethical in general, but here are the 30 black hat techniques you can purportedly use ethically as well. It was said in seoptimise.com/blog some time ago. What do You think about it? (continue reading…)
White SEO vs Black SEO
by WildBeast on Jul.13, 2010, under SEO
Reading these article should not disturb you but just think whether your page is optimized by white SEO methods or black SEO. Maybe it is a good idea to check if your competitor is getting higher results whether he is using ethical methods. Infamous examples of removing the sites by the Google were both BMW Germany and Ricoh Germany for using black SEO. Both companies, however, quickly apologized, fixed the offending pages, and were restored to Google’s list. (continue reading…)
What is SEO? What do we do?
by WildBeast on Jul.09, 2010, under SEO
As some of You may already know, SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of optimizing a web site by improving internal and external aspects, so it ranked higher in the results of a search engine. And the higher a web site ranks, the more often it will be visited by a user. (continue reading…)
