Here is a video explaining all the buzz behind Google Buzz.
NY Times and Newspapers still don’t get it
The recent news of The New York Times charging users for their content is one of the dumbest moves I ever heard. Ok, maybe not the dumbest but it made me realize how much the “traditional” media companies still don’t get it. Our world is turning into a digital world free from limited resources pushing the content they want us to hear, read, watch to a society of people with free thoughts to create their own content that they are passionate about or would like to share with people who want to search them out and make a connection.
So I get it, they can’t make enough millions or billions to support their built out infrastructure, salaries, layers of management and people, printing presses and other archaic methods they use to use so now instead of reinvented the entire platform and maybe opening it up with better ways to create content, link with local NY bloggers, and adapt they turn to charging the customer to read their content that they can find for free somewhere else on the web. Sorry NY Times and other traditional media outlets your content is not that good and we have a new digital market of millions of bloggers and other content sources we can search on Google with their new social search and blog search features. Like most people I will never pay to read a “newspaper” site online.
Even porn can’t make money anymore the way they traditionally did what makes you think you can with less interesting negative content? I suggest they take back paying for content again as they did before when it failed and start innovating in better ways then just charging users to read their negative article I can find myself on 1 of my 200 free content subscriptions on my Google Reader, Twitter Stream, or Google Blog Search.
I’m on a Mac – this is how DIAP Media does work!
Not only do our clients benefit from our experience, exclusivity, and extension of their team approach. They also benefit from our MacBook technology that we use to get things done for them!
Here is a video explaining how DIAP Media being on a Mac kills those agencies still out their using PCs.. who are evidently not C.E.Os!
Google provides Webmasters new tool Site Performance for increasing website speed
Google has provided a new tool in Google Webmasters to help website developers, internet marketing agencies, SEO experts, and others that monitor their site performance with their Webmaster Tools. This tool is under Google Labs and will analyze how fast your site is. With the new Google algorithm starting to hit one data center at a time and launching after the holidays this is going to be a very important tool to make sure your site is faster then your competitors if you would like to rank better.
Here is a video from Google’s Page Speed landing page.
Also, there are plugins for Mozilla browser where you can download their page speed tool that also requires Firebug if you don’t have that already.
Local Search = SEO, Great Video from WebProNews with Bruce Clay
Bruce Clay a highly respected SEO expert shared his insight on Local Search and how to approach it as a business. Some of take aways were;
- Just because your are targeting local, you still are in many cases competing with National competitors
- If you fix a website whether it is Local or National it is still the same process and still costs the same amount
- If you are spending 5 hours on SEO for Local Search and your competitors are spending 50 hours still tough to compete.
- Local Search = SEO
- Google Maps is a great tool for ranking for local keyword phrases
- Local does not equal “cheaper” or “lower cost” to optimize for the search engines.
Here is the video to get your own take aways from the video. I think it is a great video to share with clients.
@ PHX WordCamp all day today..
So far nothing to report but I’m here…
PHX WordCamp is Sold Out over 500 people that dig or want to dig WordPress…
Here is the live stream of the 2009 Phoenix WordCamp
Google Caffeine ready to launch
We have been using Google Caffeine’s beta search to see how their new algorithm is going to effect SEO and the results for our clients. We have noticed that the sites that load quick and don’t bog down the site with images, flash and all the other “fancy fluff” that looks good on the outside but doesn’t look like anything to the search engine bots on the inside are ranking great.
Here is what we noticed today when using the Google Caffeine tool.
Also, there are reports that Google Caffeine is going live but there hasn’t been any official date out there and most likely be rolled out one data center at a time gradually.
We have also noticed that really strong keyword domain name mini sites that compliment a company’s primary are ranking really well.They are quick, robust, highly researched, add unique content, load quick, and help the end user get to what they wanted and searched for fast! They are great for SEO, organic and natural searches.
Call DIAP Media at our Google Voice # 520-302-5075 to schedule a time to discuss how we can help you with our SEO services and mini sites that can get new customers that are searching online.
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