Real-Time Web’s Biggest Movers and Shakers of 2009

Real-time web has been an important development, especially with companies banking on search engine optimizations and social media marketing to boost their ranks in Google and Yahoo. Aside from social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter, who use real time updates for its users, businesses are now using real-time systems to capture significant information over…

Google Caffeine and Search Engine Optimization

Don’t mistake the Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace streams that have begun to rear their heads on Google’s search engine result pages (SERPs) for a forthcoming lull from the search giant. The company has been quietly working on their new, faster search index algorithm (internally referred to as “Caffeine”), and have been preparing for its launch…

Personalized Search and Search Engine Optimization

Although many among the world of search engine optimization have expressed fear that Google’s recent announcement and rollout of personalized search results might be the end of search engine optimization as we know it, there’s a wealth of evidence to suggest that this actually isn’t the case. For starters, “normal” search engine results have already…

3 New Google Search Functions in Development

Even though search engine giant Google is coming out with its new algorithm after the holidays, it doesn’t stop them from helping users by optimizing their search engine results page. Google currently has three innovative ideas in the works that is going to revolutionize search. Marissa Mayer, Google’s vice-president of search products and user experience,…

What Does 2010 Hold for Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?

With 2010 approaching quickly, there are several predictions being made about search engine optimization (SEO). Remember to take them with a grain of salt because who knows what the future holds. Feeding Information Results Less Traffic · Both Google & Bing are now providing more information in their queries, thus lessening the need to leave…