Now Again another Google PageRank Update on 04August 2011.
This Year Google PageRank Update Information:
1. January 20th 2011
2. June 27th 2011
3. July 18th 2011
4. August 04th 2011
Again Google Update Page Rank on 04Aug 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Hello Friends,
Now Again another Google PageRank Update on 04August 2011.
This Year Google PageRank Update Information:
1. January 20th 2011
2. June 27th 2011
3. July 18th 2011
4. August 04th 2011
Now Again another Google PageRank Update on 04August 2011.
This Year Google PageRank Update Information:
1. January 20th 2011
2. June 27th 2011
3. July 18th 2011
4. August 04th 2011
Google Targets Facebook with New Social Networking Service
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Google Inc is making its boldest move to take on Facebook in the fast-growing social networking market and to maintain its dominance on the Web.
Google, which has been frustrated by a string of failed attempts to crack the social networking market, introduced a full-fledged social network on Tuesday dubbed Google+. It is the company's biggest foray into social networking since co-founder Larry Page took over as chief executive in April.
Page has made social networking a top priority at the world's No. 1 Internet search engine, whose position as the main gateway to online information could be at risk as people spend more time on sites like Facebook and Twitter.
"They had the luxury of making mistakes in the past with their social initiatives. They don't really have that luxury now," said Ray Valdes, an analyst at research firm Gartner, referring to Google.
"Companies that are successful with the social web will get the page views, they'll get the engagement and they'll eventually get the advertising dollars that are so important to Google," he said.
Google+, now available for testing, is structured in remarkably similar fashion to Facebook, with profile pictures and newsfeeds forming a central core. However, a user's friends or contacts are grouped into very specific circles of their choosing, versus the common pool of friends typical on Facebook. ( here )
Enticing consumers to join another social networking service will not be easy, said Rory Maher, an analyst with Hudson Square Research.
"They're going to have an uphill battle due to Facebook's network effects," said Maher, citing the 700 million users that some research firms say are currently on Facebook's service.
"The more users they (Facebook) get, the harder it gets for Google to steal those," he said. But he added that Google's popularity in Web search and email could help it gain a following.
To set its service apart from Facebook, Google is betting on what it says is a better approach to privacy -- a hot-button issue that has burned Facebook, as well as Google, in the past.
Central to Google+ are the "circles" of friends and acquaintances. Users can organize contacts into different customized circles -- family members, coworkers, college friends -- and share photos, videos or other information only within those groups.
"In the online world there's this 'share box' and you type into it and you have no idea who is going to get that, or where it's going to land, or how it's going to embarrass you six months from now," said Google Vice President of Product Management Bradley Horowitz.
"For us, privacy isn't buried six panels deep," he added.
Facebook, which has been criticized for its confusing privacy controls, introduced a feature last year that lets users create smaller groups of friends. Google, without mentioning Facebook by name, said other social networking services' attempts to create groups have been
"bolt-on" efforts that do not work as well.
Facebook, in an emailed statement, said "we're in the early days of making the Web more social, and there are opportunities for innovation everywhere."
Google+ started rolling out to a limited number of users on Tuesday in what the company is calling a field trial. Only those invited to join will initially be able to use the service. Google did not say when it would be more widely available.
Google, which generated roughly $29 billion in revenue in 2010, said the new service does not currently feature advertising.
LEARNING FROM BUZZ
Google's stock has been pressured by concerns about rising spending within the company and increasing regulatory scrutiny -- not to mention its struggles with social networking. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, among others, is currently reviewing its business practices.
Its shares are down almost 20 percent this year after underperforming the market in 2010.
To create Google+, the company went back to the drawing board in the wake of several notable failures, including Google Wave and Google Buzz, a microblogging service whose launch was marred by privacy snafus.
"We learned a lot in Buzz, and one of the things we learned is that there's a real market opportunity for a product that addresses people's concerns around privacy and how their information is shared," said Horowitz.
Google drew more than 1 billion visitors worldwide to its websites in May, more than any other company, according to Web analytics firm comScore. But people are spending more time on Facebook: The average U.S. visitor spent 375 minutes per month on Facebook in May, compared with 231 minutes for Google.
Google+ seems designed to make its online properties a pervasive part of the daily online experience, rather than being spots where Web surfers occasionally check in to search for a website or check email.
As with Facebook's service, Google Plus has a central Web page that displays an ever-updating stream of the comments, photos and links being shared by friends and contacts.
A toolbar across the top of most of Google's sites -- such as its main search page, its Gmail site and its Maps site -- allows users to access their personalized data feed. They can then contribute their own information to the stream.
The company has combined the Facebook and Twitter models of social networking in Google+: A person can have friends in their network with whom they share information and they can also follow certain people, say a movie critic, as occurs on Twitter.
Google+ will also offer a special video chat feature, in which up to 10 people can jump on a conference call. And Google will automatically store photos taken on cell phones on its Internet servers, allowing a Google+ user to access the photos from any computer and share them.
When asked whether he expected people to switch from Facebook to Google+, Google Senior Vice President of Engineering Vic Gundotra said people may decide to use both.
"People today use multiple tools. I think what we're offering here offers some very distinct advantages around some basic needs," he said.
(Reporting by Alexei Oreskovic; Editing by John Wallace, Gerald E. McCormick and Phil Berlowitz) Source (www.reuters.com)
Page has made social networking a top priority at the world's No. 1 Internet search engine, whose position as the main gateway to online information could be at risk as people spend more time on sites like Facebook and Twitter.
"They had the luxury of making mistakes in the past with their social initiatives. They don't really have that luxury now," said Ray Valdes, an analyst at research firm Gartner, referring to Google.
"Companies that are successful with the social web will get the page views, they'll get the engagement and they'll eventually get the advertising dollars that are so important to Google," he said.
Google+, now available for testing, is structured in remarkably similar fashion to Facebook, with profile pictures and newsfeeds forming a central core. However, a user's friends or contacts are grouped into very specific circles of their choosing, versus the common pool of friends typical on Facebook. ( here )
Enticing consumers to join another social networking service will not be easy, said Rory Maher, an analyst with Hudson Square Research.
"They're going to have an uphill battle due to Facebook's network effects," said Maher, citing the 700 million users that some research firms say are currently on Facebook's service.
"The more users they (Facebook) get, the harder it gets for Google to steal those," he said. But he added that Google's popularity in Web search and email could help it gain a following.
To set its service apart from Facebook, Google is betting on what it says is a better approach to privacy -- a hot-button issue that has burned Facebook, as well as Google, in the past.
Central to Google+ are the "circles" of friends and acquaintances. Users can organize contacts into different customized circles -- family members, coworkers, college friends -- and share photos, videos or other information only within those groups.
"In the online world there's this 'share box' and you type into it and you have no idea who is going to get that, or where it's going to land, or how it's going to embarrass you six months from now," said Google Vice President of Product Management Bradley Horowitz.
"For us, privacy isn't buried six panels deep," he added.
Facebook, which has been criticized for its confusing privacy controls, introduced a feature last year that lets users create smaller groups of friends. Google, without mentioning Facebook by name, said other social networking services' attempts to create groups have been
"bolt-on" efforts that do not work as well.
Facebook, in an emailed statement, said "we're in the early days of making the Web more social, and there are opportunities for innovation everywhere."
Google+ started rolling out to a limited number of users on Tuesday in what the company is calling a field trial. Only those invited to join will initially be able to use the service. Google did not say when it would be more widely available.
Google, which generated roughly $29 billion in revenue in 2010, said the new service does not currently feature advertising.
LEARNING FROM BUZZ
Google's stock has been pressured by concerns about rising spending within the company and increasing regulatory scrutiny -- not to mention its struggles with social networking. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, among others, is currently reviewing its business practices.
Its shares are down almost 20 percent this year after underperforming the market in 2010.
To create Google+, the company went back to the drawing board in the wake of several notable failures, including Google Wave and Google Buzz, a microblogging service whose launch was marred by privacy snafus.
"We learned a lot in Buzz, and one of the things we learned is that there's a real market opportunity for a product that addresses people's concerns around privacy and how their information is shared," said Horowitz.
Google drew more than 1 billion visitors worldwide to its websites in May, more than any other company, according to Web analytics firm comScore. But people are spending more time on Facebook: The average U.S. visitor spent 375 minutes per month on Facebook in May, compared with 231 minutes for Google.
Google+ seems designed to make its online properties a pervasive part of the daily online experience, rather than being spots where Web surfers occasionally check in to search for a website or check email.
As with Facebook's service, Google Plus has a central Web page that displays an ever-updating stream of the comments, photos and links being shared by friends and contacts.
A toolbar across the top of most of Google's sites -- such as its main search page, its Gmail site and its Maps site -- allows users to access their personalized data feed. They can then contribute their own information to the stream.
The company has combined the Facebook and Twitter models of social networking in Google+: A person can have friends in their network with whom they share information and they can also follow certain people, say a movie critic, as occurs on Twitter.
Google+ will also offer a special video chat feature, in which up to 10 people can jump on a conference call. And Google will automatically store photos taken on cell phones on its Internet servers, allowing a Google+ user to access the photos from any computer and share them.
When asked whether he expected people to switch from Facebook to Google+, Google Senior Vice President of Engineering Vic Gundotra said people may decide to use both.
"People today use multiple tools. I think what we're offering here offers some very distinct advantages around some basic needs," he said.
(Reporting by Alexei Oreskovic; Editing by John Wallace, Gerald E. McCormick and Phil Berlowitz) Source (www.reuters.com)
Second Time Google Page Rank Updated of 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Great information to all website owners and bloggers, second time page rank update of 2011 is happening now, and as last time we were first to inform you that “Google Page Rank Updated 2011!” I just checked that second time Google Page Rank updated. It’s 27 June 2011!
Pagerank: Old New
Google.com #10 #9 (-1)
Webicalsolutions.com #1 #3 (+2)
Bing.com #8 #8 (‘0’)
Facebook.com #10 #10 ('0')
It’s a really big good news, we are really exited to know any Pagerank change on your blog….
Google Page Rank Update History
Monday, June 13, 2011
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2011
- January 20th 2011
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2010
- April 03rd 2010
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2009
- December 30th 2009
- October 30th 2009
- June 25th 2009
- May 27th 2009
- April 1st 2009
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2008
- December 31st 2008
- September 26th 2008
- July 25th 2008
- April 30th 2008
- February 29th 2008
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2007
- December 12th 2007
- October 28th 2007
- April 30th 2007
- January 25th 2007
- January 10th 2007
- Google Page Rank (PR) Update in the year 2006
- September 28th 2006
- July 30th 2006
- April 4th 2006
- April 7th 2006
- February 18th 2006
- May 27th 2006
- January 30th 2006
- January 4th 2006. SEO Tips
Online Reputation Management (ORM) News
Friday, April 29, 2011
Bad News Burial Service Online Reputation Management:
The fact that you found this article is may be due to one of the tactics that we use when it comes to Online Reputation Management (ORM) or Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
This article explains a little about why there is a growing demand for Online Reputation Management services for both individuals and companies alike. It also talks about some of the methods we use to influence search engines
using search engine optimization (SEO).
If it’s true that you found this through Google or Yahoo, then you’ll also see why using search engine optimization forms a critical part (both on and offline) of managing online reputation.
Online Reputation Management: A New Age
The days when news was spread by only by TV, radio. Today there is no faster (or better) way of spreading information than the internet. Negative or incorrect information published online by critics can spread quickly and damage your company’s reputation if left uncorrected.
Even if you have operated a business ethically and cleanly for years, all it can take is one negative event to blemish public brand image. This event may affect your business and it can be ongoing…costing you customers, business and money.
Simple things like a negative product review in a blog or forum can have negative effects to brand or you personally, and can be surely damaging if you operate in a environment where competitors are ready top act after you.
Online Reputation Management (ORM) is Becoming essential
Google it. It’s what we do. If I want to buy a new car, I’ll Google it. Same thing for any other and even for researching the best internet market companies to use in NZ.
As consumers we also research company brands (as well as individuals), with search engines giving fast and convenient access for performing due diligence.
As broadband internet increases in NZ, as more and more people start using search engines to research, the demand for online reputation management ORM) services will increase.
Social Networking and Online Reputation Management
At the time of writing, Face book has displaced Trade Me as the number one accessed site in NZ (after Google). Social networking then, is becoming a more important internet medium.
Consumers (and competitors) now have a voice for which to share ideas information and contacts. And that includes negative or even malicious information about any brand and any person.
Reactive and Proactive Reputation Management
There are two ways that companies can act when it comes to online reputation management (ORM).
* First is the proactive management of brand. This involves the ongoing monitoring of news, social networks, customer feedback, forums etc. Often, damage to reputation may be happening without knowledge.
* Reactive reputation management involves the relegation of harmful information in search engines , once it appears as well as publishing information that refutes negative, malicious or damaging information.
So how do we do this?
There are a number of ways we achieve this. One way is to use effective keyword analysis and the effective creation of these online assets which contain factual and positive information. Next we use link-building and other ‘off-page’ SEO techniques to elevate the rankings of these sites.
Online Reputation Management (ORM)
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
It goes without saying that Online Reputation Management (ORM) is a vital to consider for you and your company. More and more people are doing research online before they do business with a company or individual. Just as shoppers utilize review sites and comparison shopping engines, HR departments use Google search.
This makes Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM) extremely necessary. This involves making sure that there are enough positive listings ranking for name or brand in the search engines. The idea is to shield search results from negative reviews indexed by the search engines. There is a good chance that negative reviews will rank for name/brand. Go ahead “Google” yourself to see if anything negative is there.
There are two types of online reputation management. Proactive reputation management and reactive reputation management.
This makes Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM) extremely necessary. This involves making sure that there are enough positive listings ranking for name or brand in the search engines. The idea is to shield search results from negative reviews indexed by the search engines. There is a good chance that negative reviews will rank for name/brand. Go ahead “Google” yourself to see if anything negative is there.
There are two types of online reputation management. Proactive reputation management and reactive reputation management.
Top 5 Great On Page SEO Tips
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Most of the time, we are very busy concentrating on link-building and nailing the off-site aspects of SEO to please Google and tend to avoid the on page aspects. If you want long-term, long-lasting SEO success, you have to pay close attention to your on page SEO also. We’ve put together our top 5 on-page SEO Tips to help you.
1. Optimize Title Tag
Your title tag is vitally important for SEO. Don’t simply include company’s name and leave it. Priorities main keyword at the start of the title tag and ensure that it reads naturally and doesn’t take up any more than 64-70 characters. Any longer than this, and Google will cut the end off.
2. Utilize Link Text Properly
The text that makes up a hyperlink is that tells Google what the target page is about. Want Google to associate a page with a specific term? Use that term in the anchor text of the hyperlinks and you’re half done. However, make sure that your text reads naturally and won’t put off humans in favor of search engines. Remember the audience.
3. Don’t forget the alt attributes
Many people neglect alt attributes on images. Essentially, this text tells browsers what the picture is about, seeing as most are unable to read and decipher images. This is important for W3C validity, but the real bonus is an SEO one. If image is linked to another page, the alt text will act as the equivalent of anchor text in a text-based hyperlink. By using the keywords in the alt text, you can squeeze a little bit more SEO benefit out of the pages.
4. Keep The Code Clean and Valid
Having code which is clean and structured and conforms to W3C standards will ensure that search engine spiders and browsers are able to read and navigate site effectively, as well as being able to extract the relevant content from the site and discover its focus. Making life easier for Google will make life much easier for us, and we’ll see the benefit in your search engine rankings in no time.
5. Above All, Keep The Quality High
The temptation is always there to spam your pages in order to get the search engine benefit but make your site completely useless and unintelligible for human visitors. Think about it – what use is it being at the top of the search engines if your users can’t find their way around your site or work out what you’re trying to say from your jumble of heavily-See’s text? Keep your users at the front of your mind at all times, and search engines will follow.
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