Posts Tagged ‘ google ’

The WordPress vs. Blogspot Showdown

March 11, 2013
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Recently, I met a gentleman who modifies video game consoles and wanted to create an online presence. He said he didn’t need help with SEO or social media, as he wanted to get his website up first. I told him there aren’t many people who modify video game consoles, and he didn’t need a great [...]


SEO and the Power of Questions

March 4, 2013
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If you ask Google a question, and Google’s algorithms don’t know the answer, they will refer you to a social answers sites. The leading social answers sites are Answers, Wikipedia, and Yahoo! Answers. Wikipedia is not a traditional question and answer site, but I included it because of its social features and it often appears in Google’s [...]


Google and Latent Semantic Indexing

February 18, 2013
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If you are an SEO, you should know about Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI). SEO and Web content is about more than random keywords on the pages. Here are the basics of LSI: Google compares search terms to several documents that have undergone LSI. It then return results that contain similar meanings to the search criteria [...]


Your Social Media Marketing Rights

August 15, 2011

The freedom of speech has given rise and justification to the freedom of criticism.


A Review of “The Social Media Survival Guide” by Deltina Hay

August 8, 2011

No matter whether you’re a social media novice, aficionado, or expert, there is bound to be something in this book you can glean from. It’s a great resource for teachers and students, and it covers all of the basis from blogging to the importance of a social media plan. If you’ve read this book, let me [...]


Top Ten Google Tools

June 1, 2011

Google consists of 1,980,000,000 pages. Here are their top ten tools:


Maintaining Your Website’s Integrity

May 16, 2011

If you follow these rules, your site will maintain its integrity no matter how often Google changes its algorithm.


The Relevancy of Web Relationships

May 9, 2011

With the rise of social media curation tools like Storify , the value of what you tweet and post on Facebook is becoming largely dependent upon the relationships between the category of your website and the categories of the website(s) your tweeting or posting about. Right now, if I Google ‘Social Media,’ I receive 161,000,000 [...]


Why Facebook’s and Google’s Social Searches won’t Work

April 11, 2011

Facebook will use curated search to rank the popularity of search results according to a link’s popularity in one’s social graph. Google’s Plus 1 button will work in a similar way, in that it will show people search results based on how their friends ranked their sites they visited. I’ve said in various blogs these are mistakes [...]


The Rise of the Social Media Oligarchy

March 23, 2011

On Superbowl Sunday 1984, Apple Introduced the Macintosh with this commercial: Last week, Facebook introduced curated search, which will allow them to advertise on people’s walls according to what they ‘Like’ on other people’s wall. In late 2010, Google introduced Google Hotpot, and yesterday they introduced Google Circles. Both give search results based on recommendations [...]


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