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Friday, February 29th, 2008The following report lists the most popular terms typed into a search
engine over the 24 weeks ending 23/02/2008 that resulted in traffic to
websites classified by Hitwise within the ‘Travel’ industry. For example,
the most popular search term was ’street directory’ representing 0.99% of
all search terms that delivered users to websites classified by Hitwise in
the ‘Travel’ industry.
Search [...]
Hitwise Singapore Social Networking Update
Friday, February 29th, 2008‘youtube’, ‘friendster’ and ‘facebook’ the most popular search terms
online.
According to Hitwise Singapore, YouTube is the current market leader in
the Social Networking & Forums online industry with 16.61% share of visits
for the week ending 16 February 2008. Friendster followed with 12.96%
share of visits.
YouTube emerged as the number one Social Networking & Forums website and
has maintained this [...]
Blog Network MyKinda May Be Pulling A BlogNation - Writers Going Unpaid
Thursday, February 28th, 2008Anyone who watched the BlogNation implosion last year certainly doesn’t want to see a rerun of that particular debacle. But there are worrying signs coming from Romania-based blog network MyKinda that suggest the young startup is facing some of the same cash flow issues that plagued BlogNation.Like BlogNation, MyKinda is a network of country-specific blogs. [...]
Hijacking Search: Surf Canyon and ManagedQ Rethink The Search Experience
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008Creating a new search engine seems like a futile exercise. If Yahoo and Microsoft cannot compete with Google in search, what chance does a startup have? So instead of creating new search engines, we are starting to see the rise of search applications that sit on top of existing search engines.
Two recent examples are Surf [...]
Google Search Goes to Millions of Nokia Handsets
Friday, February 15th, 2008What would you get if you combined two giant companies in their respective industries? Better services for customers and better income for both companies. I guess this must be what Google and Nokia folks are thinking right now, when both companies reached a deal whereby Google search will be integrated into Nokia’s mobile handsets.
At first, [...]
Yahoo Seen in News Corp. Talks But Analysts Dubious
Friday, February 15th, 2008Yahoo is in talks on a possible deal with News Corp., but analysts said an alternative was unlikely to emerge to rival Microsoft Corp.’s bid for Yahoo, now valued at $42.1 billion.
News of the talks to combine their Web properties was first reported by the Silicon Alley Insider blog on Monday, which said one proposal [...]
Xaby.com Relaunched!
Friday, January 11th, 2008Dear readers, we have recently relaunched our site in Joomla! (a Content Management System we swear by for the last 1 year).
And during this relaunched (a change from static html website to CMS), the main bulk of the work went to Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) . As such, in the next 6-8 weeks, we do [...]
Are you unintentionally spamming search engines?
Thursday, October 18th, 2007Are you sure that your website is free of hidden text? There are many ways to create hidden text unintentionally. By checking your web pages, you make sure that you won’t be penalized for something you did not intend to do.
Why is hidden text a problem?
Google doesn’t like hidden text and hidden links [...]
GOOG-411 Is Out Of Beta
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007This is another post that shows Google is one more step closer to world domination (Internet Marketing)
The Google Blog announced that GOOG-411, Google’s voice enabled search service, is now out of beta.
To use GOOG-411 just dial 1-800-466-4411 (aka 800-GOOG-411) and listen to the voice prompts. As part of a promotion for GOOG-411 leaving beta, Google [...]
Google Tops Feed Reader and Social Bookmark Rankings
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007Some interesting audience-engagement data just came out from AddThis.com, which ranks the top feed readers and bookmarking services by how actively they are used. These rankings are based on how many times people across the Web add a link to a bookmarking service or a feed to an RSS reader using the AddThis button. (That’s [...]
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