Universal Search
POSTED by: on 06/08/2010
Comments OffBack in 2007, Google introduced Universal Search.
But what does Universal Search mean?
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POSTED by: on 07/27/2010
Comments OffOne of the questions when dealing with Online Promotional Videos is where to host the video. You can host on a video hosting website such as Youtube or Dailymotion, or you can host on your own website. An issue is which hosting option offers the best video quality. In this post we look at the quality of two hosting services: Youtube and Vimeo.
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POSTED by: on 01/10/2010
Comments OffRan across a couple of interesting articles on Video SEO and in particular the mostly unknown factoid that YouTube is actually the second largest Search Engine, implying that Video Search could be an important aspect of your SEO strategy.
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POSTED by: on 12/08/2009
Comments OffHere are a few nice articles and sites covering Local SEO.
The first two, Blocking And Tackling: 10 Fundamentals Of Local SEO (11/5/09) and The “Other 20%” Of Local SEO: Advanced Ranking Factors are by Portland Local SEO expert David Mihm.
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POSTED by: on 12/03/2009
Comments OffWhile doing some competitive analysis, I couldn’t help but notice that there sure are a lot of good SEO companies here in Portland…
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POSTED by: on 06/08/2010
Comments OffBack in 2007, Google introduced Universal Search.
But what does Universal Search mean?
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POSTED by: on 06/02/2010
(1)A Google by any other name.
Google’s local search, which used to be called, naturally enough, “Google Local” is now called “Google Places”
The link to Google places is: http://google.com/places
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POSTED by: on 05/19/2010
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Just finished a new Wordpress web design for 302 Publishing.
302publishing.com are authors of the novels “Where Dogs Run” and, coming soon, “Mosquito Drill&”
Along with novels, 302 Publishing also has free online stories for your viewing pleasure.
POSTED by: on 04/27/2010
Comments OffSuppose you have a webpage named, for example, oldpage.html and for some reason or other you want to change it to, for example, newpage.html.
The problem is that maybe Google has already indexed oldpage.html and maybe people have already linked to oldpage.html, so if you change the page name all the links to the old name will be broken.
So what to do? The solution is called a 301 redirect, and works as follows:
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POSTED by: on 04/26/2010
Comments OffJust recently ran across this interesting video on Google’s Wonder Wheel Keyword Research Tool, and decided to make a list of useful SEO tools and put them all in one place. So here it is…
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