PR Sculpting Now Obsolete: So What? Why You Shouldn’t Worry
Posted by Nadir on June 9th, 2009So Google apparently hasn’t officially confirmed that yet, but now every SEO on the planet is aware of its decision to ignore PageRank sculpting.
So Google apparently hasn’t officially confirmed that yet, but now every SEO on the planet is aware of its decision to ignore PageRank sculpting.
If you’re a mobile content provider, then you’ll enjoy the new feature available in Google AdWords.
You can now display ads exclusively for the iPhone and Google’s G1. For example, if you are providing games for the iPhone, you can run AdWords Campaigns to only target these users, so you’ll get more targeted users when bidding […]
The iPhone already existed in 2001, yep, it had Internet, emails, and all. Check this out here.
I’ve found it via Google in 2001, go ahead and play with it.
In this post about Google Chrome, I mentioned that there is no “Open File” function like in Firefox or other browsers.
When you use Google Search from your mobile phone, you see two kinds of web pages results: traditional web pages (the same ones that you’ll see from your desktop) and mobile web pages.
The readers of this blog know that links on comments do not have the nofollow tag. I’ve decided to do so because all comments are manually moderated, and Akismet does a good job of filtering spammy comments. So I find it fair to give credit to people who are adding valuable comments to my posts.
This day has come my friends. Microsoft just offered to buy Yahoo! for $44.6 Billion, or $31 a share. According to the press release:
Japan’s biggest mobile phone operator, NTT DoCoMo will partner with Google to provide a search service and other applications from Google on its i-mode portal, according to Nikkei Business Daily, and reported by AFP.