Google displaying local results in town searches
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: January 30th, 2007 Published in: Google, Local Search, Search Engine OptimisationA fairly notable change now as these additional results take up a large portion of the page:
Accountants in Edinburgh:
Google Backlink Update – Jan 2007
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: January 11th, 2007 Published in: Google, Link BuildingFor all those back link junkies out there, Google have / are in the process of updating back link counts. Fused Nation for example has gone from 29 to 83 (thank you blog tag game!).
Noticing some TB PR updates too.
UPDATE – there’s some chatter about “PR Outages” – sites showing PR0 for no (apparent) reason. [...]
Brazilian court rules against Youtube
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: January 5th, 2007 Published in: GoogleThe BBC are reporting today that a Brazilian court has ruled against Google’s Youtube, ordering them to remove a sex video which shows supermodel Daniela Cicarelli romping in the sea off Cadiz in Spain.
The court has ruled that Youtube must block any future uploads of the video by finding a way to “permanently block” it being [...]
Google plus selling Blogger in related SERPs
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: December 22nd, 2006 Published in: Blogging, Branding, Google, Google Adsense, Marketing, SpeculationSome snippets popping up in “blog” related search queries on Google now plus selling Blogger. Example:
Google news description blunder
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: December 14th, 2006 Published in: Google, Rants n DramaJust got a hat tip from Dave at Square Angle about this one. The description has been changed now, but this appeared on the homepage of UK Google News:
Oi! Take your site down!
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: December 11th, 2006 Published in: General, Google, Search Engine OptimisationFunny email posted on Dean’s blog – a request from another site who Dean out ranked (naturally) asking that Dean remove his blog from the Google SERP! The reasoning being that a “business” site is more deserving to have the top spot than a blog…
10 points for insane effort.
WebProNews / Randfish interview with Vanessa Fox
Posted by: Marketing Guy Date posted: December 8th, 2006 Published in: GoogleNice interview here worth a watch by Randfish, covering Google sitemaps, PageRank and some other issues relating to Google.Â
First off, Vanessa clarifies the difference between a dup content filter and dup content penalty. Basically the good word is that Google can happily deal with these issues in house, but people can use Google sitemaps to define [...]