Domain History As Google Ranking Factor Highlighted Again in Search Engine Journal
BOCA RATON, FL – The history of domain name can have a decisively significant factor in terms of its Google ranking. If a user owns a domain that is new
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Sedo Holding Special “No-Reserve” .CO Domain Auction Event July 23rd – 30th
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – This morning Sedo, the world’s leading domain marketplace is announced a special “No-Reserve” .CO – auction event with mainly English keyword domains which will be
Murder.net Gets A New Cover for “Explicit Content, Reader Reviews,” #Creepy
PALM BEACH, FL – Back in January of this year, I released “Murder.net – Countdown to The Next Nightmare: The First Fiction Horror Story Based Entirely On An Internet Domain
Why Do My Search Results Look Different? “Determining Relevance Based On Users”
PALM BEACH, FL – Just because you see something in ‘search’ doesn’t mean someone else will see that same result. This is because more and more of the web, as
What Does Google’s New BERT Update Do? Most Significant Update In Last Five Years
PALM BEACH, FL – Google’s BERT update (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) effects up to 10% of search queries by allowing Google to better understand natural language processing (NLP), for
How Google Search Worked (Back in 2010) With Quality Search Engineer Matt Cutts
PALM BEACH, FL – The below video was uploaded by Google’s YouTube account back in 2010. As of the time of this writing the video has been watched over 5.2
If Google Removes URLs From Search Results, Who Exactly Stands to Benefit?
PALM BEACH, FL – Last week I ran a story about Google’s obvious intent to remove URL’s from search. The story was titled “Google Determined to Remove URLs from Search
Google Determined to Remove URLs from Search Results; Replace with Breadcrumbs
PALM BEACH, FL – It seems that Google, the world’s most popular search engine, is determined to do away entirely with URLs in its search engine, no doubt further increasing
Human Quality Ratings and Guidelines Continue to Become Center of Debate
NEW YORK, NY – It’s nothing short of amazing to see all of the time, money, resources and effort search giant Google engineers are putting towards accessing the trustworthiness of
Alphabet Releases App to Prevent DNS Manipulation, Deter Online Censorship
NEW YORK, – Google’s Alphabet has released a new Android app called “Intra” which prevents “DNS manipulation”, a process used often by ISPs to redirect invalid domain name resolution to
Google Has Begun It’s “Mobile First” Indexing Endeavours; Email Notification
NEW YORK, NY – There has been a great deal of chatter on the Internet about Google’s Mobile First indexing endeavours since March 2018 when it was announced. I was
Google to Combine Paid Search Ads with Content; Who Needs Organic Anyway?
NEW YORK – Google loves ads, especially when ads are just as relevant and helpful as organic search results. Think about it like this; if you owned Google, imagine a
An Unbiased New gTLD Case Study is Coming; Not Sponsored, Supported or in Anyway Influenced by Any Registry
NEW YORK – I’ll have an interesting new gTLD case study coming in the next few days to a week or so. It’s going to be great, because I think
Search Engine Optimization (“SEO”) for “CEOs” – ln Layman’s Terms
NEW YORK, NY – About twelve years ago when “search engine optimization” was beginning to get popular, a competing news publisher invited me to lunch at his restaurant to brainstorm
Flashback: Early Talks of Google Dominance Reflected in Malaysian Newspaper – 2002
NEW YORK, NY – If you were running your business online 14 years ago you may remember a time where Google search engine results, although unpredictable to some, were much