Posts Tagged ‘google’

Google’s new programming language for Web Apps: Dart

Google announced earlier today that they’re introducing a new programming language for web apps called Dart. According to Google, Dart is a class-based optionally typed programming language for building web applications.   Dart’s design goals are: Create a structured yet flexible language for web programming. Make Dart feel familiar and natural to programmers and thus easy to learn. Ensure that Dart delivers high performance on all modern web browsers and… Continue reading

Google Panda’s effect on Search Engine Traffic

Many of you would already have noticed the September 27th Google Panda, version 5 update. Since February, Google Panda has been updating the algorithm quite periodically, this being the fifth one. Google Panda Updates by Date Panda Update 1.0: Feb. 24, 2011 Panda Update 2.0: April 11, 2011 Panda Update 2.1: May 10, 2011  Panda Update 2.2: June 16, 2011 Panda Update 2.3: July 23, 2011  Panda Update 2.4: August… Continue reading

Google webmasters tool gets an upgrade

Google has changed the Webmasters Tool interface again. Not jus an interface facelift, but this time with a focus on “site health” and usability. On logging on to Google Webmasters Tool, you can now see thumbnails of all the websites you own with notifications beside it. Notifications show site health and errors and fixes you need to attend to immediately, including the recent changes you’ve made to the site from… Continue reading

How to file DMCA complaint with Google

A DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) complaint is submitted to Google, when someone copies your website content without consent/credit. And you as a original content creator, can let Google know of the copying party so that they are removed from Google search results. First, go to the Google DMCA complaint submission for here. This is a form where you fill in certain details and submit to Google who will verify… Continue reading

Does change of host IP address affect SEO?

Sometimes, it so happens that you got to switch servers and host for many reasons. Lucky are those who always stick to just one host and server. For most (those mainly on the shared hosting platform) there are often problems like servers not being able to withstand traffic outburst, additional domain problems and the like. Most importantly, there are bad neighborhood problems. Your IP is being shared with other websites… Continue reading

Is Google testing encrypted secure version URL for its homepage?

This may either be a hoax or a new update from Google. Looks like many people have spotted a new URL on the Google homepage. The new URL appears to be secure and encrypted as in https://encrypted.google.com Although this doesn’t seem to be a universal change so far and many people are still getting the same old http version. Let’s wait and watch… Continue reading

It takes more energy to send a message in a bottle than to use Gmail for an year

The folks at Google did a study on energy efficiency and found out that switching to Gmail can be almost 80 times more energy efficient, than running in-house email. Hint – Cloud! This is because cloud-based services are typically housed in highly efficient data centers that operate at higher server utilization rates and use hardware and software that’s built specifically for the services they provide—conditions that small businesses are rarely… Continue reading

Free Advertising on Google (How to)

What if I told you that free advertising on Google is actually possible? Yes, its true no gimmicks! Free advertising is possible for any business, and it doesn’t cost a dime. Best part is, you can set it up in less than 10 minutes, flat! Here’s how. Free Advertising on Google using their own resources We’re going to use Google’s own resources to get your free advertising. No software, no… Continue reading

Google launches dedicated Sept 11 YouTube Channel

To mark the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Google and the New York Times have launched a dedicated 9/11 YouTube channel entitled Reflections on 9/11: 10 Years Later. The channel contains exclusive videos from NY Times, and crowdsourced video content from users with personal stories and memories of 9/11. The channel currently hosts a story told by 9/11 widow Alissa Torres, who was seven months pregnant at the… Continue reading

Stop scraper websites copying content

And that’s why you got to give it to Google search team. They know what’s causing you problem on the search engine results, and if at all there is something they need help with, they’ll ask you.

This time too.
Problem with duplicate websites copying content
This has remained a major problem for webmasters for long time. There are two parties involved here. The one’s who create original content… Continue reading