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Said DSi XL on 2010-03-18 15:44:22 - James, I agree.I bought the brown DSi XL and I I'm online with it every day....
Said Geert on 2010-03-16 07:49:54 - I can’t say I’m satisfied with the Bing search engine results, the results are n...
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Said Fritteejeda on 2010-03-05 11:21:49 - YaBing! (as you coined it) will need to score heavily on relevancy front to capt...
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Tag Archives: Search Engines
How Apps Are Helping Print Media
It is no secret that print media is in trouble. There are countless newspapers and magazines that have had to close their doors, partly due to the economy, but many have also taken a hit from a growing number of readers getting their news for free on the web. I remember always having to pay [...]
Posted in Smart Phones Also tagged advertising, apps, banner ads, Iphone, online marketing, print media, web browsers Leave a comment
Save with Bing Cash Back
MSN created the necessary hype when they re-vamped their MSN Live Search and launched Bing “a first ever decision engine”. Even with all of its prime time and internet marketing, as far as search engines go, Google still reigns supreme. Search engine marketing experts all agree that to knock Google off its high-horse is going [...]
Posted in Search Engines Also tagged Bing Cash Back. msn, google, live search, Online Shopping, save money online Leave a comment
Yahoo and Bing Teaming up Against Google
In a move to take some of the momentum away from Google, Microsoft has re-entered their negations with Yahoo. It could potentially “give Microsoft roughly 30 percent share of the online search market.” (AdAge, http://adage.com/digital/article?article_id=138138). For those of us in the search industry, this is some very significant news. What does this mean to internet marketing? and Will we have to make added effort in diversifying our PPC accounts? More importantly, will we no longer only worry about how visible we are in the eyes of Google?
Posted in Search Engines Also tagged bing, google, google rankings, internet marketing, online visibility, Search Engine Optimization, search engine rankings, Yahoo 1 Comment
Where Did Bing Come From and Where is it Going?
Lately you might have heard some hype or seen internet ads and even some TV commercials promoting a new search engine called Bing. Bing is a search engine, but it’s not necessarily new. Bing is actually the search engine formally known as Live Search, Windows Live Search, and MSN Search which is powered by Microsoft [...]
Posted in Search Engines Also tagged bing, google, live search, Microsoft, msn search, save and share, search results, SEO, windows live search 2 Comments
How Do I Get to the Top of Google?
I want to go back to some basics in SEO today. We usually deal with more advanced aspects of online marketing. However, recently we see more and more that basics really do matter when it comes to new websites and URLs.
Posted in Search Engines Also tagged blogs, content, google, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, sitemap, top of search engine 2 Comments
Was Google Down or Hacked Yesterday?
When I tried to access Google yesterday at about 10:30 AM EST in Miami FL, it loaded very slowly and none of the links were functioning. I experienced the same slowness on Gmail and Adwords. I have been using Google since 2001 and this is the first time this has happened.
Posted in Search Engines Also tagged Algorithm, Gmail, google, Google Algorithms, Google hacked, Local Search, SERPS, Universal Search Leave a comment
Does Google See It All?
No one really knows what exactly Google is thinking and doing. The industry has its assumptions, data and case studies of how we think Google behaves and operates. Other than what they release in their corporate profile and the blogs of brains such as Matt Cutts and Avinash, we can only rely on our data and what we know actually works.
Posted in Social Media Also tagged blogging, google, news, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, visibility Leave a comment
The Search Engine Wars … Google, Yahoo and MSN
Google, Yahoo, MSN. These are all search engines that we have used at some point in our web-lives. In my experience, Yahoo used to be a major player in the Search Engine industry. I remember the day when I converted to Google; we all probably have a similar story. I was about in 8th grade; I was doing research for a project and was searching for something using Yahoo. My aunt came in the room and told me to use Google. Like anyone hearing the word "Google" I was perplexed, but she was a Berkley Grad so I saw her with some credibility. She told me that it gave smarter and better search results. Since that day I don't think that I have used Yahoo to search anything since.
Posted in Other Also tagged google, MSN, organic search, Search Engine Optimization, search engine wars, search results, top search engines, Yahoo Leave a comment
Easy Way to Add an Extra 54 Million People Worth Of Traffic
I recently saw an interesting article at site-ference.com, How to Get 54 Million People to Visit Your Site. - (http://www.site-reference.com/articles/Website-Development/How-to-Get-54-Million-People-to-Visit-Your-Site.html.)
Yahoo and Bing Come Together For a Better Search