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Google Officially Announced Pageload Speed As a SERP Factor
Published on 13 Apr, 2010 at 21:44 in Search Engine News | | 2 Comments
Last Friday, Google announced that they started to use site speed as one of the 200 signals that influence the position of a website in the search results: “As part of that effort, today we’re including a new signal in our search ranking algorithms: site speed. Site speed reflects how quickly a website responds to
Top 5 Elements That You Need For High Rankings On Google
Getting listed on Google’s first result page is the goal of many webmasters. Unfortunately, many webmasters still do the wrong things to improve their rankings. It’s not possible to get top 10 rankings on Google by focusing on a single strategy. Getting listed on Google requires you to work on all elements of your website.
How Google Rank Twitter Using it’s new Algorithm
Published on 20 Jan, 2010 at 0:25 in Search Engine News | | 2 Comments
Last month, Google started to display real-time results in addition to the regular top 10 pages on their search result pages. The real-time results are meant to offer web searchers access to brand new news items as fast as possible. The main element of Google’s real-time results are tweets. Tweets are the real-time messages that
How to Get Listed in Google’s Real Time Search
Last month, Google started to display real-time results on the search engine result pages. How do real-time results look like? The real-time result box is displayed for search terms that are currently discussed on social network sites. To provide real-time results, Google started partnerships with Facebook, MySpace, FriendFeed, Jaiku, Identi.ca and Twitter: How to get
Google’s Duplicate Content Patent
Published on 16 Dec, 2009 at 0:02 in Search Engine News | | No Comments
This month, Google was granted a patent with the name Duplicate document detection in a web crawler system. The patent explains how a content filter from the search engine can work with a duplicate content server. What is duplicate content? The patent contains a definition of duplicate content: “Duplicate documents are documents that have substantially
