Authorship, or verifying the original author of an article or publication will go along way to reducing the benefits scrapers who often blindly scrape away your work will receive in Googles’ index.
Google with recent introduction of its authorship verification methods has begun tackling the issue head-on and I for one am excited at the possibilities [...]
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Google + or Google Plus is here to stay. And why wouldn’t it with ease of use, cross posting and now with pages for businesses and other groups it makes sense to include it in your satellite of platforms and tracking products.
There are a number of tutorials on setting up a Google + page for [...]
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Google Apps is launching a billboard campaign in four major cities this week. What makes this ad campaign unique is that the billboards message changes once each day over the 30 day period.
It’s all in an effort to promote its Google Apps products, e-mail and the like. I have been using the product myself for [...]
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Filed under: Google, Microsoft
Problems begin with the fact that shopping cart systems, even the top line ones use one helluva lot of memory and server resources. So 10-20 of the customers on Server (A) actually develop their stores, and one or two are lucky enough to see traffic begin to build and suddenly, the whole server comes to a screeching halt because each store can’t handle more than 4-6 visitors at a time without reaching an error page. Most unfortunately find out during the crucial fourth quarter but by then it’s to late to recover for the season.
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Filed under: Google, SEO Basics, Shopping Carts, Webhosting
Social networks are still in their infancy, and many of what today are considered must-do aspects of social networking may not hold water in the near future. The friend aspect however, being the core should not change much, only in the way that freinds connect.
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Filed under: Blogging, Google, Main
