Adobe and Google along with their developers network have developed a way for Google Analytics to track Flash. Read more at Mashable and view the video below. How do you think this will effect the Internet as a whole? Post your thoughts in the comments.
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Google’s Matt Cutts did a video for the Webmaster Central YouTube channel yesterday answering a question on over-optimization of a Website. In essence he said no, the you can’t over use the NOFOLLOW tag, but often times in the search for better placement on the search engines people tend to spam a bit. They over
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Google’s Matt Cutts explains on the latest Webmaster Help Video that Yahoo, Best of the Web, other Web directories with an editorial process are not considered paid links. This is because they have guidelines that need to be met and will reject low quality submissions if they don’t meet the right criteria. This is very
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At Google’s I/O conference Matt Cutts and the search quality team answered questions and shared insight on Google search, how Googlebot sees sites, and how sites should and shouldn’t be structured. It’s a long video but worth a watch. Post your comments below. See more videos from the Google Developers I/O conference.
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Google’s Matt Cutts on the Google Webmaster Tools Help YouTube channel says that regardless of how you construct your site, either in a CSS-based layout or a Table-based layout, Google will be able to find and index your content. Please keep this in mind that Cutts says in the video that regardless of which way
On their WebmasterHelp Channel, Google’s Matt Cutts explained a way to get links back to your site (linkbait) without nefarious, devious actions on your part. He gives an example of a site that combines Amazon’s Mechanical Turk and Twitter. It’s an interesting example of how one can linkbait without going to the darkside. Watch the
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Matt Cutts on the Google Webmaster Help YouTube Channel confirmed that where you have your server does impact your rankings in Google. If you have a server in France and your site is for banking. People searching for “banking” in France will see your site higher up than if they were in the United States
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Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Flash is a great tool for interactivity and overall interaction. What it’s not good for is Web design. If you really, truly, want to get found on the Internet you don’t want your site in Flash. Yes, you can do really neat things with it. Make your cursor make sounds, have your
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Matt Cutts on a recent video installment on Google’s Webmaster Tools YouTube channel, answered a question about uploading a backlog of content to a blog at once. The Question: “If you have a lot of blog content for a new section of a site (100+ pages), is it best to release it over a period
Google’s Analytics team has put together a great video to help people fully understand the power of their analytics program. It’s worth checking out. I’d like to hear what you think and how you use analytics for your Website. Post them below.
