Archive for the Google Category
August 2, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
Matt Cutts answers a users question of where he sees Google in the next 5 years? While this is in the Google Webmaster video section, doesn’t talk much about the search aspect of Google except I guess that’s what he means by Google still being advocate for its users.
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June 23, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | 3 Comments
It seems coming into May (2010) the Google search engine has gone through two indexing changes, one which was one of the most notable and biggest update Google has done which is called CAFFEINE, and we also had Google ‘May Day’ which went under the radar for many.
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June 9, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
So, we’ve been talking about Caffeine for a while, many people still don’t quite know what it means, specially people who are just starting out in the SEO industry and figuring out this whole indexing issue.
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May 10, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | 1 Comment
As the web evolves, so does Google. It has to. Although the biggest company on the web, one of the largest in the WHOLE world has made its BILLIONS through the way it has been designed for many years, it’s taking a new look in its search results. Why would they ever change something that [...]
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March 4, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
How long has there been a battle regarding Google vs. SEO community, SEO community vs. SEO community and so fourth regarding the issue of Pagerank. Many believe its the be all end all of SEO and others just believe its a non-relevant factor but a calculated element in SEO for Google. Has your take on [...]
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March 3, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | 1 Comment
This new feature that is new to Google Ads I think will be key to local businesses and online retailers, but of course I think more so local businesses such as restaurants, etc. In terms of mobile, the click-to-call CTR should be VERY high
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March 1, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
In an article posted today in the New York Times titled, “It’s Not Just Microsoft Against Google,” an specific case is made against Google not indexing a vertical search engine in France called “Ejustice.fr.”
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February 26, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | 1 Comment
The Algorithm. OH The Algorithm….This is what makes the search engine, what it is. When you try to explain to someone how Google ranks certain pages, what do you tell them? Can you really summarize the algorithm in one sentence or explain it to someone who is completely oblivious to the web besides just using [...]
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February 25, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
Apparently the people at Google either fell asleep or just decided Caffine wasn’t good enough, YET. Brew that engine and let’s get going boys! We’re all patiently and anxiously awaiting for Google to roll out the new index, but of course, this takes time. Matt Cutts, when Caffine was first announced, said it would most [...]
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February 15, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | 2 Comments
Rand had a great White board Friday on SEOmoz.org. With search and social becoming one in search, search results are impacting everyone, from the end-user to the companies who try to rank for certain keywords and depend on SEO for the success of their business, and most of us, at least I’m guessing most who [...]
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February 9, 2010 by Pablo Palatnik | No Comments
As Google enters 2010, a big focus is display ad sales which its main competitor in this space is Yahoo. With the acquisition of YouTube in 2007 and DoubleClick, Google made a serious effort to go head-to-head with Yahoo.
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