Archive for November 2nd, 2009

Optimize your Blogger Blog with SEO Hacks for better ranking

Blogger Blog lacks some basic and advanced SEO optimization. This article describes all the SEO hacks which are useful to apply on your Blogspot Blogger Blog. [ READ MORE ]

Why You Need SEO Marketing Services Toronto

When you have a website that you want to create, then you will also use the services of an SEO company, [ READ MORE ]

Twitter Lists Widget: Embed Your Lists on Your Blog

Update: Twitter’s also released their own widget, which you can see embedded at the end of this post. [ READ MORE ]

Getting Started with a New SEO Project – Search Engine Watch

Earthtimes (press release) [ READ MORE ]

Now Anyone Can Host Their Own (Experimental) Google Wave Server

Back in May, when Google Wave first made its debut on the stage of the Google I/O conference, we chronicled what we believed to be the top 6 game-changing features of Google Wave. [ READ MORE ]

Google Chrome Gets Bookmark Syncing

The latest Chrome beta build ushers in a great new feature: bookmark syncing. If you use multiple computers, or even just appreciate a cloud backup of your browser bookmarks, this feature will be a boon. [ READ MORE ]

Google Voice Search Now Understands Chinese

iPhones, Android phones, and now Nokia phones (S60 models) all have the ability to run the Google Mobile App and conduct searches by voice. [ READ MORE ]

WARNING: Twitter Money Scams Spreading Through DMs

You have to credit the phishers and scammers: they are persistent in their attempts to hijack your Twitter account. They scammed many uses back in September and updated their tactics in October. [ READ MORE ]

Playing Rock Band on the iPhone: There’s a Robot for That [VIDEO]

What’s cooler than the Rock Band for iPhone application? How about a man-made robot that uses light sensors and robot fingers to master the game’s highest level of difficulty without any human influence? [ READ MORE ]

Twitter Lists in Action: NHL Builds a Social Network for Fans

Now that all Twitter users have Twitter Lists, Seesmic has announced support of Lists in their desktop application, and more and more use cases are being suggested, buzz around the feature continues to intensify. [ READ MORE ]

Seesmic Desktop Adds Support for Twitter Lists

Now that Twitter Lists have been rolled out to everyone, and the Lists API is in the wild, the next thing for Twitter users to look out for is Lists support in their favorite desktop, mobile, and web applications. [ READ MORE ]

HOW TO: Use Twitter Lists

The just-launched Twitter Lists feature is a new way to organize the people you’re following on Twitter, or find new people. In actuality, though, Twitter Lists are Twitter’s long awaited “groups” feature. They offer a way for you to bunch together other users on Twitter into groups so that you can get an overview of [ READ MORE ]

And the Next Big Thing in Ebooks Is…iPhone (And a Friend)

According to mobile analytics company Flurry, there’s been a surge of ebook-related applications for the iPhone. Based on their research, which included sampling over 2,500 applications and 40 million consumers accross four mobile platforms, this category is so popular on the iPhone that it overtook even the extremely popular games category. [ READ MORE ]

Could the Web Run Out of Addresses By 2010?

If businesses, governments, and education institutions don’t upgrade to a newer IP address standard relatively soon, we could experience an unnerving scenario: the world running out of Internet addresses. [ READ MORE ]

Achieve High Search Engine ranking for website with help of SEO services – BigNews.biz (press release)

PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) [ READ MORE ]

Multilingual Marketing, SEO And The Global Village – Search Engine Land (blog)

[ READ MORE ]

Google Using RSS/Atom Feeds To Discover New URLs

Google announced a new feature last week that uses RSS and Atom feeds for the discovery of new webpages. Using feeds for discovery allows Google to index new pages more quickly than traditional crawling methods. According to the announcement, Google may use “many potential souces to access updates from feeds including Reader,… [[ This is a [ READ MORE ]

iPhone and Windows 7 Don’t Play Nice, No Fix in Sight

Over the weekend, reports have been piling up saying that iPhone syncing with iTunes doesn’t work for some users on Windows 7. The official Apple forums have several threads related to the issue, so it’s quite safe to assume the issue is real. [ READ MORE ]

Content that gets people talking ‘good for SEO’ – DirectNews

PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) [ READ MORE ]