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September 04, 2010
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Why submit to web directory?
Web directory is an alternate way to promote your bussiness.
Search engines promote your bussiness by placing an ad beside the search results or if you have a high Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP).
The price tag to place an ad on search engine is very high and you need to constantly investing money to keep displaying your ad.
Web directory works slightly different. There are web directories will accept your submission, like us, and place your ad in selected category permanently.
Some will requires you to pay a monthly or annual fee. The advantage of placing your site in web directory is, you will receive an one-way link.
Chances are, with more links to your site, you will receive a higher Page Rank (PR). Which in result a higher Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP)
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by Matt McGee 9 hours 59 minutes ago
by Matt McGee 9 hours 59 minutes ago
A busy day for Google on the legal front continues with news that the company has agreed to $8.5 million in payments to settle a federal lawsuit surrounding Google Buzz and privacy.
According to AFP, court documents filed today show that seven plaintiffs will get no more than $2,500 each, lawyers that filed the case [...]
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From Search Engine Land
by Danny Sullivan 10 hours 47 minutes ago
by Danny Sullivan 10 hours 47 minutes ago
Google’s announced a special press event for next Wednesday on search that “you won’t want to miss.” What big news could there be? Let’s speculate — but I wouldn’t get too excited.
Here’s what the invite says:
We invite you to join us on Wednesday, September 8, to share our latest technological innovation and to get an [...]
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From The Official Google Blog
by A Googler 10 hours 55 minutes ago
by A Googler 10 hours 55 minutes ago
This is part of a regular series of Google Apps updates that we post every couple of weeks. Look for the label “Google Apps highlights" and subscribe to the series. - Ed.Recently we introduced powerful, time-saving features in Gmail: Priority Inbox and the ability to call phones right from Gmail. Google spreadsheets added new features, and many more businesses and schools moved to the cloud with Google Apps.Cut through the clutter with Gmail Priority InboxSince its beginning, Gmail has been ...
From Search Engine Watch Blog
11 hours 25 minutes ago
11 hours 25 minutes ago
A little over a month ago, we reported this story "Facebook In Early Stage Search Engine Tests?" and detailed some of the changes we were noticing. Well, today, based on another tip from bloggers at All Facebook, we can confirm that Facebook is indeed displaying 'liked' news content in it's search result drop down. In fact, further to what All Facebook reported, they are also displaying content shared by your network of friends that matches the keywords you are sharing.Click to read the rest of this ...
From Search Engine Land
by Matt McGee 12 hours 28 minutes ago
by Matt McGee 12 hours 28 minutes ago
It’s sort of a baby step in Facebook’s efforts to improve its search results, but certainly worth noting here: Facebook is now showing news articles in its search results and ranking them by how many “likes” and “shares” the articles have received from Facebook users. The All Facebook blog says the number of friends who [...]
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From Web Pro News
by Chris Crum 12 hours 43 minutes ago
by Chris Crum 12 hours 43 minutes ago
AllFacebook has discovered that Facebook is now testing showing all liked news articles in its search results. This would obviously be a significant move as the company competes with Google. Nick O'Neill writes:
Additionally, the results for searches now shows the results from all around the web based on two things: the number of likes and the number of friends who liked that object, most likely leveraging some of the technology shown in their recently approved patent. We first received reports of ...
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