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SE Roundtable

Daily Search Forum Recap: March 12, 2010

Posted: 12 03 2010 22:00:00 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Search Forum Recap [edit]

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web....

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Search Engine Watch

YouTube Mobile Site Now Serving Ads

Posted: 12 03 2010 19:20:16 CET

Tags: advertising [edit]

YouTube experienced 160% growth in traffic to their mobile site in 2009.
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Search Engine Land

Valuing Keywords Based On Their Role In Conversion

Posted: 12 03 2010 19:03:20 CET by Adam Goldberg

Tags: How To: ppc [edit]

Are you valuing all keywords equally, assuming they all offer the same benefit to your paid search campaign? That may be a mistake. Here's a cautionary tale that shows you how to assign appropriate values to keywords based on their role in the conversion funnel.

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SEO BlackHat

Corrected: Top 100 Site Traffic Breakdown

Posted: 12 03 2010 16:02:08 CET by QuadsZilla

Tags: SEO [edit]

I saw this over at the BBC: A breakdown of traffic for the top 100 sites.

Their infographic was helpful, but it needed a slight correction. After careful study (many hard hours), I have concluded that this updated Infographic more accurately represents the traffic breakdown:

Margin of error +-50%

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Search Engine Land

Google Adds Microdata Support For Rich Snippets

Posted: 12 03 2010 15:27:35 CET by Barry Schwartz

Tags: Google: SEO [edit]

The Google Webmaster Central blog announced a third markup language supported for Rich Snippets. In addition to microformats and RDFa support, Google has added microdata support, which is part of the HTML5 specification. Here is an example look at Microdata in HTML5 for use in Rich Snippets: To learn more about Rich Snippet support in Google, [...]

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SE Roundtable

Google News Archives Adds "Browse This Newspaper"

Posted: 12 03 2010 15:10:03 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Search engine [edit]

If you go to the Google News Archives and find a digitized back issue from the Google archives, you should be able to now browse that newspaper directly on Google. For example, let's take a look at the The News...

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Search Engine Land

Can Google Stay In China And Still Save Face?

Posted: 12 03 2010 15:08:48 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Google: business Issues [edit]

Ever since Google’s bold statement early this year that it would be withdrawing from the Chinese search market if it couldn’t find a way to operate without censorship, Mountain View has found itself in a bit of a no-win situation. Google CEO Eric Schmidt has expressed several times that the company would like to remain [...]

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SE Roundtable

Google Shopping Adds Inventory Levels

Posted: 12 03 2010 15:02:36 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Search engine [edit]

Ever want to pick up a product from a store now and want to know if it is in stock in nearby stores? Yea, you have, I have. I end up calling stores to find a store that has it....

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SEO's Nemesis, Ripoff Report, Caught Selling Links

Posted: 12 03 2010 14:50:40 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: spam [edit]

Frank Watson wrote that RipOff Report Now Selling Links, Verifying Safe Cash4Gold. In short, he shows how they are selling links for certain "qualified" and "verified" businesses. What is the big deal if a site sell links? Well, it is...

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Search Engine Land

20 Tips To Search Conference Success

Posted: 12 03 2010 14:47:30 CET by Josh Dreller

Tags: In the Trenches [edit]

Attending search conferences should be part of every SEM pro’s yearly routine. Whether it’s to network within the industry, learn new tips or tricks, find new business opportunities, or even just have a good time with like-minded folks, it’s important to get the most out of your conference attendance. The last thing you want to [...]

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SE Roundtable

Google Adds XML Validation to AdWords API Sandbox

Posted: 12 03 2010 14:39:51 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Adwords [edit]

I cannot tell you how many issues I see come up in the AdWords API forum about why does a certain request work in the Google AdWords API Sandbox and not in the normal AdWords API. A Sandbox API is...

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How Important is Google PageRank in 2010?

Posted: 12 03 2010 14:10:29 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Optimization [edit]

Every year or so, the Google PageRank debate lives on. Some people say Google PageRank is the number one important attribute to have a page rank well in Google. Some say PageRank is worthless and should be completely ignored. Others...

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Search Engine Land

Deadly Sins Against SEO: Part 1

Posted: 12 03 2010 12:00:38 CET by Shari Thurow

Tags: Just Behave [edit]

Are you getting bad or conflicting SEO advice from landing page and conversion specialists? Keep your ears open for these deadly SEO sins.

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Google Blog

Indian Premier League bowls wicked googly* to the world on YouTube

Posted: 12 03 2010 8:06:00 CET by A Googler

Tags: video [edit]
(Cross-posted from the YouTube Blog)
When the first ball of this year’s Indian Premier League cricket season is bowled, fans across the planet will have a front row seat in the world’s biggest online sports stadium. Tonight the Deccan Chargers and Kolkata Knight Riders will face off in Mumbai at 8pm IST, and the YouTube global community will be able to tune in to the IPL’s YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/ipl) for streaming and on-demand access to witness the start of what promises to be one of the most widely-distributed sporting events in history. Fans can watch matches, highlight videos, player interviews and much more all on the IPL’s YouTube channel.

Named by Forbes as the "hottest sports league in the world" with revenues comparable to the world’s most popular leagues, the IPL season is a 60-match, 43-day tournament that features some of the best talent in cricket today. You can come to YouTube and keep up with the action any time, anywhere and connect with fans across the globe. Watch as the match happens, or if you missed a match, tune in later to see what happened. The entire season will be streamed around the world on YouTube, except in the US, where matches will be time-delayed and made available 15 minutes after the match ends.

On the IPL Channel, you’ll see three tabs:
- Today’s Matches: This is where you can watch streamed matches as they happen. (Note that the stream will be delayed by a few minutes.) Click through at any time to see the match scorecard.
- Recent Matches: Catch up any time on the full action of matches that have already happened. Watch Sachin cream the ball through the covers, Warney taking his latest wicket and more.
- Highlights: If you’re short on time, check in here for short videos of player interviews, match highlights, greatest plays and more.
And for all of you who want to cheer or commiserate with others, check out our Twitter gadget on the channel page to be part of the conversation. You can keep up with the discussion on Twitter with the YouTube IPL hashtag (#youtube_ipl). Share, rate and comment on videos throughout the channel, or upload your own video responses to the action. There's also a link so you can join the Official DLF IPL community on Orkut (www.orkut.com/ipl).

We'll be watching the donkey drops, the five-fers, the flippers and floaters, the half-yorkers and slow sweeps — and cheering alongside you!

* A googly is a kind of pitch similar to a baseball pitch or a bowling throw in the game cricket; a wicked googly would be a really good pitch.
Posted by Amit Agarwal, Strategic Partner Development Manager, YouTube
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Search Engine Watch

Twitter Expands Location Sharing Feature

Posted: 12 03 2010 7:40:18 CET

Tags: twitter [edit]

It's gonna be a great year for stalkers.
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Search Engine Land

SPONSOR MESSAGE: Are You Serving the Same Web Content to Everyone? Using Segmentation to Retain and Attract Different Audiences

Posted: 12 03 2010 3:55:13 CET by Search Engine Land

Tags: Sponsor Messages [edit]

This webinar and guide covers: A formula for Web site conversion The four main psychographics to use to begin segmentation How Digg appeals differently to segments to keep visitors coming back to their site Download Now

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chapter42

Duplicate content, ook dat lossen we samen wel op

Posted: 12 03 2010 0:13:09 CET by Roy

Tags: SEO [edit]
Een veel gehoord probleem met een foutje dat zo gemaakt is. Duplicate content betekend heel simpel dat dezelfde inhoud op meerder URL’s voorkomt. Zoekmachines kunnen moeilijk kiezen welke ze nu moeten laten zien en zodoende kunnen ze dus besluiten om maar 1 pagina te laten zien of helemaal niets. Vervelend dus, beter is het om je linkkracht te focussen op één pagina.

Zo kwam ik vanmiddag het volgende tegen op ons bekendste marketing blog: marketingfacts.nl
Vroeger kon je heel makkelijk per categorie een RSS feed ophalen zodat je alleen bepaalde categoriën kon volgen, in het nieuwe redesign is deze handige feature helaas gesneuveld word op die pagina gewoon de frontpage weergegeven (of een XML variant hiervan, zodat een RSS lezer hier nog niets mee kan). Er wordt dus HTTP status 200 OK weergegeven op deze URL’s met als gevolg dat er als er links naar toe liggen deze geïndexeerd worden.

Niet erg netjes en zolang er niet naar gelinkt word ook niet echt een probleem, zeker niet gezien het de homepage betreft en mensen geen kwade zin hebben. Zo’n sitemap maken met 100.000 URL’s is niet zo’n probleem en mijn gok is dat Google dat niet zo gaaf vind, met niet altijd even prettige gevolgen.

Dit probleem is op minimaal 2 manier te verhelpen:
1. 301 redirect naar de homepage of de feed
2. Gebruik van de meta-tag canonical
Eenvoudig op te lossen of te voorkomen dus. Nu is dit wel beetje spijkers op laag water zoeken. Punt dat ik hiermee wil maken is dat ook al kan je webdesigner goed bouwen en huur je een goede SEO partij in, dit soort fouten voorkom je alleen maar als je webdevelopment club serieus SEO snapt of je alle beslissingen volledig na hebt gelopen. Dit is een “als-als-en-als” situatie die je vooraf nooit kunt raden. Het is dus slim om de echte essentie uit te leggen in een SEO workshop voor webdevelopers voordat je live gaat met een nieuwe site, zodat je dit soort kleine foutjes kunt afvangen en eventuele problemen in de toekomst kunt voorkomen.

PS: als je in je robots.txt zet dat je sitemaps hebt, is het ook wel handig deze daadwerkelijk te gebruiken en je site te verifiëren in de Google Webmaster Tools

Duplicate content, ook dat lossen we samen wel op is een artikel van: chapter42.
Zoekmachine optimalisatie en conversie optimalisatie weblog van Roy Huiskes

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SEO Handleiding

Grote problemen voor website-verkopers

Posted: 11 03 2010 23:36:54 CET by admin

Tags: SEO Handleiding [edit]

Er ontstaan steeds meer websites die technisch gezien zoekmachine vriendelijk zijn maar nog steeds slecht vindbaar. Dit tot grote teleurstelling van klanten van website-verkopers. SEO wordt hygiëne factor De technische kant van On site SEO is weliswaar mogelijk al een hygiëne factor geworden maar klanten verwachten naast een zoekmachine vriendelijke website ook een website die ook echt [...]
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SE Roundtable

Daily Search Forum Recap: March 11, 2010

Posted: 11 03 2010 22:00:00 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Search Forum Recap [edit]

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web....

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Search Engine Watch

More Video Marketing Case Studies from Leading Brands

Posted: 11 03 2010 21:59:48 CET

Tags: Case Studies [edit]

Yesterday, I posted Video Marketing Case Studies with David Meerman Scott and Me. At the end of the post, I said, "If you have any video marketing case studies that you'd like to share with us, just mention them." Silly me.
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SEO Handleiding

SeoQuake, een handige tool?

Posted: 11 03 2010 21:58:57 CET by admin

Tags: Tools [edit]

SeoQuake is geen aardbeving onder de SEO Tools maar zeker interessant. Wat vind jij? Deze tool is wat ons betreft in ieder geval handig om snel zicht te krijgen op een aantal belangrijke vindbaarheidsindicatoren als linkpopulariteit voor linkbuilding en aantal geindexeerde pagina’s bij o.a. Yahoo en Google.
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Google Blog

Recognizing courage, securing online freedom

Posted: 11 03 2010 21:02:00 CET by A Googler

Tags: policy and Issues [edit]

More than ever, governments around the world are threatening online free expression. Forty countries have taken measures to limit this freedom, up from only a handful a few years ago. Google and YouTube services are or have been blocked in 25 of those nations.

On Thursday night in Paris, we took an important step to highlight this crucial issue by sponsoring the first Netizen Prize (or more elegantly, “Le Prix de Net Citoyen”) awarded by the Paris-based advocacy group Reporters Without Borders. And on Friday, March 12, we’ll be helping highlight the fight for Internet freedom by marking the group’s World Day Against Cyber Censorship on YouTube.

Fittingly, Reporters Without Borders chose to give the first Netizen Prize to the Iranian creators of the website Change for Equality, first established in 2006 to fight for changes in laws in Tehran that discriminate against women. That site has since become a well-known source of information on women’s rights in Iran, documenting arrests of women activists and becoming a rallying point for opponents of the regime.

Over the past year those leaders in Tehran have distinguished themselves — and earned the opprobrium of people all over the world — for their brutal crackdown on the rights of its critics to question their rule. Last year's killing of unarmed Neda Agha-Soltan during post-election protests in Tehran, seen around the world on amateur video, has become a symbol of the regime's ferocity — and the power of the Internet to reveal what governments do not want the world to see.

At the award ceremony in our Paris office, our Senior Vice President David Drummond said that we are at a critical point in the future of the Internet: "All of us have a choice. We can allow repressive policies to take flight and spread across the globe, or we can work together against such challenges and uphold the fundamental human right to free expression.”

David went on to praise the role of NGOs like Reporters Without Borders, the Obama Administration’s commitment to the promotion of Internet freedom and the efforts of all groups that have joined the Global Network Initiative. Under the initiative, major U.S. Internet companies, human rights group, socially responsive investors and academic institutions agreed to guidelines promoting free expression and protecting the privacy of their users around the world. “In the spirit of the undiplomatic American come to European shores," he said, "let me make a plea for European governments, companies and groups to rise to the occasion. Any effort that is limited to the United States is bound to fall far short of its global potential.”

Posted by Robert Boorstin, Director, Public Policy
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Search Engine Land

Google Goes Live With “In-Stock, Nearby” Mobile Shopping

Posted: 11 03 2010 20:22:04 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Google: Maps & Local [edit]

In the range of thigs discussed at Google’s Search Evolution event in December Engineering VP Vic Gundotra demonstrated mobile shopping with real-time inventory information. Now Google has announced that product is live. Google is working with a limited number of retailers for the time being but is inviting others to apply to become part of the [...]

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Google Is Bing’s 4th Largest Referring Source

Posted: 11 03 2010 20:20:28 CET by Danny Sullivan

Tags: Microsoft: Bing [edit]

What sites send Bing the most traffic? Here’s a surprise. According to Hitwise, Google is Bing’s fourth largest referring source. Below are the top five sites that drive traffic to Bing, or “upstream” to Bing, as Hitwise calls it: MSN is by far the top source, the last site visited by 42.7% of Bing users before they [...]

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Google Blog

Google’s coming to Austin for SXSW

Posted: 11 03 2010 20:02:00 CET by A Googler

Tags: Geo [edit]
Like many of you out there, we’re gearing up for the SXSW Interactive Festival, which starts tomorrow, March 12 in Austin, TX. In just a few short hours, dozens of Googlers and YouTubers will be descending on Austin for a packed weekend of panels, demos and parties. Of course, we’ve also got a few fun things up our sleeve:
- Representatives from Google and YouTube will be speaking on more than 20 panels on a variety of subjects, including open source, mobile, real-time communication and user experience design.
- At the Google booth, we’ll be doing demos on a wide range of products, including Google Maps, Blogger, Wave, Reader and YouTube, and sessions on building apps for App Engine, extensions on Chrome and accessibility APIs and hacks for Android.
- On Sunday, our all-day Hackathon will give you the chance to get your hands dirty and build applications using a variety of Google technologies. At the end of the day, we’ll award prizes, including Android phones, for the best apps.
- We’re sponsoring the festival’s first Mothers’ Room, where nursing moms can go for comfort and privacy.
Finally, we’ll be seeing you at as many parties as we can go to at one time, including Bikehugger’s Mobile Social, where representatives from the Google Maps team will be handing out schwag and dishing dirt on how they built bike directions, the Blogger/Reader party, where you’ll have a chance to chat with members of those teams about new features, and (last but not least) the SXSW Film Closing/Music Opening, co-sponsored by YouTube and VH1.

You can read more about all of the Google happenings on our SXSW website, and follow @googlesxsw on Twitter for last-minute updates and news from Austin. We can’t wait to hit the ground running (or biking), and we look forward to seeing you there!

Posted by Emily Wood, Editor, Google Blog and Twitter team
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Search Engine Land

The Problem Of Inconsistent SMB Contact Details – Part I

Posted: 11 03 2010 19:44:54 CET by Hanan Lifshitz

Tags: Small Is Beautiful [edit]

Have you ever thought twice about how to find the correct contact details for a local business – i.e., their name, address, phone number? The answer should be so simple: just Google it. Well, the reality is not that simple. In fact, few questions in the local online search world are as complicated as this [...]

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Search Engine Watch

Google Shows Inventory on Mobile Shopping Search

Posted: 11 03 2010 19:16:27 CET

Tags: Google: Mobile [edit]

Find out what's in stock nearby.
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MapQuest Adds Facebook Share Feature

Posted: 11 03 2010 19:05:05 CET

Tags: Facebook [edit]

Easily enable stalking by anyone your network. Just kidding. (Sort of)
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Google Blog

Express yourself with the Blogger Template Designer

Posted: 11 03 2010 19:00:00 CET by A Googler

Tags: personalization [edit]
In Blogger’s more than 10 years, we’ve learned that blogging is a powerful way for people to express themselves. More than 350,000 words are written on Blogger every minute of every day and over the years we’ve added a bunch of features to ensure that writing those words is as easy, fun and rewarding as possible. Today, we’re happy to announce the launch of the Blogger Template Designer on Blogger in Draft, our experimental playground where you can try out the latest features Blogger has to offer. Instead of creating a lot of new templates that will grow stale over time, we decided to go beyond static templates and reinvent the whole process of designing your blog, making it even easier to express yourself online.

The Blogger Template Designer is our big first step in improving not just our template designs, but all the ways that you can customize the look and layout of your blog. If you try out the Blogger Template Designer, you’ll find:
- Fifteen new professional templates to start from (and more on their way)
- Custom blog layouts with one, two and three columns
- Hundreds of free professional background images from iStockphoto, the leading microstock image marketplace
- Customizable colors, fonts and more
Check out this video for a peek at what you can do with the Blogger Template Designer:

For more info, check out our post on the Blogger in draft blog. Give the Blogger Template Designer a test drive, and then let us know what you think!

Posted by Pete Hopkins, Tech Lead, Blogger
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Search Engine Watch

Yahoo!'s March 2010 Search Update Underway

Posted: 11 03 2010 18:57:12 CET

Tags: Yahoo [edit]

The announcement was as short as usual.
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Search Engine Land

March 2010 Yahoo Search Update

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:49:50 CET by Barry Schwartz

Tags: Yahoo: SEO [edit]

Yahoo announced a search update to their index. The update includes possible updates to Yahoo’s crawling, indexing, and ranking algorithms. Dan Rampton, Yahoo’s Product Manager said: The Yahoo! Search engineering teams are rolling out updates to crawling, indexing, and ranking algorithms. Similar to previous updates, you may notice some ranking changes and page [...]

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SE Roundtable

Yahoo Search Update: March 2010

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:27:11 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Yahoo! Search Optimization [edit]

Yahoo announced a new search update, or what they call a "weather report" for their index. Yahoo said you may notice ranking changes in the Yahoo Search results. They said: The Yahoo! Search engineering teams are rolling out updates to...

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Google Forcing Some AdSense Publishers To Select a Local Currency

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:18:07 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google adsense [edit]

A WebmasterWorld thread reports that some Google AdSense publishers are being forced to pick a local currency, instead of using the U.S. dollar. Three publishers claimed it happened yesterday, where they logged into AdSense and had to pick a local...

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Search Engine Land

Chomp: A Search Engine Or “Yelp For The App Store”

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:12:36 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Search Engines: Mobile Engines [edit]

Chomp could be described as a search engine for iPhone apps (and eventually other apps stores). It’s a two-month old iPhone app and more recently a website, which resembles Twitter, whose objective is to enable people to more easily discover and review iPhone apps. The proliferation of 160,000 iPhone apps has created the well-documented problem of [...]

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SE Roundtable

Stealing Google Maps & Local Citations

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:07:15 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Optimization [edit]

Google Maps has been a extremely important area for SEOs and SEMs to focus on for their clients. Ranking in the Google results that have a maps result is often critical to these businesses and those map results come up...

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Three New Bugs With YouTube

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:46:34 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Other Google Topics [edit]

There are three known and confirmed bugs with YouTube. They include not being able to save changes being made to videos, and issues playing and sharing videos in YouTube Groups and Orkut. Here are the three threads created by Liz...

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Study: Searches Ignore Real-Time Search Results

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:37:35 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Tracking & Conversion Measurements [edit]

OneUpWeb released an eye-tracking study that showed how most searches ignore the real time search results. The takeaways from the study, as Greg Sterling recapped nicely include: 73% had never heard of real-time results before participating this studyOnly a quarter...

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Google Help Forum Search Adds 3rd Party Content

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:26:18 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Other Google Topics [edit]

All of the content published on this site is sourced via discussion forums, that is what makes this site unique from the thousands of other SEO blogs out there. Much of that content is sourced from the Google help forums....

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Search Engine Land

Facebook Search Gains Boost Bing & Motorola Puts Bing On Chinese Android Handsets

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:23:17 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Google: Mobile [edit]

In my discussion yesterday of the comScore search data I neglected to point out (as GigaOm has) that Facebook saw 10 percent search query growth in the past month. That’s significant and it validates an argument I’ve long made that Facebook could turn out to be a meaningful player in search, which would in turn [...]

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US Regulators May Be Gearing Up For Google-AdMob Challenge

Posted: 11 03 2010 13:45:29 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Google: Critics [edit]

Beyond the iPhone one could convincingly argue that the best thing to happen to mobile advertising in the past year was Google’s announced acquisition of AdMob. It got everyone’s attention — especially the $750 million (stock) price tag. It also single-handedly boosted the profile of all of AdMob’s competitors. As an almost direct response Apple, which [...]

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Posted: 12 03 2010 22:00:00 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 19:20:16 CET

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Posted: 12 03 2010 19:03:20 CET by Adam Goldberg

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Posted: 12 03 2010 16:02:08 CET by QuadsZilla

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Posted: 12 03 2010 15:27:35 CET by Barry Schwartz

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Posted: 12 03 2010 15:10:03 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 15:08:48 CET by Greg Sterling

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Posted: 12 03 2010 15:02:36 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 14:50:40 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 14:47:30 CET by Josh Dreller

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Posted: 12 03 2010 14:39:51 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 14:10:29 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 12 03 2010 12:00:38 CET by Shari Thurow

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Posted: 12 03 2010 8:06:00 CET by A Googler

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Posted: 12 03 2010 3:55:13 CET by Search Engine Land

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Posted: 12 03 2010 0:13:09 CET by Roy

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Posted: 11 03 2010 23:36:54 CET by admin

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Posted: 11 03 2010 22:00:00 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 11 03 2010 21:59:48 CET

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Posted: 11 03 2010 21:58:57 CET by admin

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Posted: 11 03 2010 21:02:00 CET by A Googler

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Posted: 11 03 2010 20:22:04 CET by Greg Sterling

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Posted: 11 03 2010 20:20:28 CET by Danny Sullivan

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Posted: 11 03 2010 20:02:00 CET by A Googler

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Posted: 11 03 2010 19:44:54 CET by Hanan Lifshitz

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Posted: 11 03 2010 19:16:27 CET

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Posted: 11 03 2010 19:05:05 CET

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Posted: 11 03 2010 19:00:00 CET by A Googler

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Posted: 11 03 2010 18:57:12 CET

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Posted: 11 03 2010 15:49:50 CET by Barry Schwartz

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Posted: 11 03 2010 15:27:11 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 11 03 2010 15:18:07 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

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Posted: 11 03 2010 15:12:36 CET by Greg Sterling

Tags: Search Engines: Mobile Engines [edit]

Posted: 11 03 2010 15:07:15 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Google Optimization [edit]

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:46:34 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)

Tags: Other Google Topics [edit]

Posted: 11 03 2010 14:37:35 CET by barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)