According to the Yahoo! Search blog at www.ysearchblog.com, this morning marked the most recent update in Yahoo! Search result pages. Priyank Garg from Yahoo posted the following information on the blog early Wednesday morning…
I just caught this over on WebmasterWorld and had to share is since I hadn’t seen it elsewhere. Props to engine on the find: Google has acquired PeakStream, a start-up selling tools for writing software that can take advantage of multicore processors as well as graphics and gaming chips, according to published reports.
If you’re Yahoo! — how can you beat Google’s Quality Score and remain an attractive program beyond the introduction of the Panama system? One way is to start charging different amounts based ont he quality of traffic coming through your YSM account. YahooPete posted a message on Monday night on the WebmasterWorld forum that discussed these and ralted changes being made to the platform. Here is one of the kwy points that I found most important from that post…
I’ve never been an All-Star AdSense publisher. I’ve never made it to the almighty UPS club. Still, I consider myself to be fairly experienced with Google’s AdSense program in general. Having run AdSense on a number of my sites now for years, I have to say that I’m still a bit disappointed with the out of the box ad targeting. While Google does allow you to use specific tags for content matching ads to your content, it still loses touch…
So many times I sit back and wonder why it is I work in the field I do. Let’s face it, SEO and the search engine industry is a dynamic environment. Changing like the weather here in New England on any given day, I’m attracted by the challenges presented to me. In my career, I face clients who are always looking for something different. That really keeps me going because I know that the next day presents challenges that I…
Disclaimer: I’m an SEO by trade. I’ve been around the game since there was a game. That’s not said to toot my own horn, it’s said to prove a point. The point is that SEO is alive and well. While SEO continues to eat into the advertising budgets of every major corporation in the World, guys like Jason Calacanis still get off thinking that this industry is “bullshit”. And while he may not have the balls to use such language…