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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 [...]
Wondering what Google Wave is all about?
Watch this one hour and twenty minute video and catch the Google Wave. Will Google ever stop amazing people by their brilliance? I think not.. This is another genius idea! Request and invitation at this link. http://wave.google.com
The Duplicate Content “Penalty” Myth by Greg Grothaus Engineer, Google Search Quality
Here is video and slides from one of Google’s Engineers that works on the Search Quality Team. He discusses how they view duplicate content and how they look at different scenarios. Most of the time there are no penalties, just omitted sites for certain search queries but they come up for others.
Another great WordCamp video presentation from Matt Cutts
Matt Cutts, with Google has been kind enough to blog about what Google looks for when it comes to returning the best search results. In a previous post I had the most recent WordCamp 2009 video. However, he just sent out a tweet today on his Twitter about a video presentation from Wordcamp 2007. Here [...]
Eric Schmidt Google’s CEO video presentation at Bloomberg NY – Future of Technology560
Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt presents at Bloomberg‘s New York Headquarters on the future of technology. Some of the stats he shares are very eye opening and useful. Here are some of the stats in the video. To reach 50 million users it took 37 years for Radio, 15 years for television, 6 years for cable, [...]
Great Video and Presentation by Matt Cutts at Wordcamp San Francisco 2009
Here is the video; For the slides and whole post click below; Straight from Google Post by Matt Cutts
