Posts Tagged with ‘Google’

Google and the Copied Content : The Loophole

Published on 17 Apr, 2011 at 10:09 in Blogging | | 4 Comments

What if you are a victim of Web Piracy? What if someone copying and outranking you for your keyword with your own content? Is this possible? Yes, it is possible using a loophole called timestamps. A timestamp is the date and the time of the new blog post or new content added to the website.

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How to Use Google Webmaster Tools as a SEO Tool

Published on 13 Apr, 2011 at 23:29 in SEO | | 3 Comments

Yesterday, one of my clients asked me to suggest a good SEO Tool that provides an overall report for a website and suggests if there is anything needs to be done seo wise. He was ready to pay, but I suggested him a free one that is, in my opinion, better than some of the

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How to Get Your Blog Posts indexed Immediately

Published on 12 Apr, 2011 at 18:58 in SEO | | 1 Comment

In a world of instant gratification where the TV and the websites report the news as it happens, contact anyone anytime using any of the mode of communications are just a daily part of life. But, does this also work with search engine indexing? How can you get indexed as soon as you write a

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Google Page Speed Goes Online

Published on 5 Apr, 2011 at 23:47 in Search Engine News | | 4 Comments

On March 31st, Google officially released the beta stage of page speed tool as an online product. Now anyone can analyze the optimization status and get suggestions to make their websites faster without using any browser add-on. Page Speed Online is a new web-based tool that allows users to analyze sites at any time –

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Gmail Motion : Google’s 2011 Fool’s Day Prank

Published on 1 Apr, 2011 at 16:11 in Search Engine News | | 1 Comment

Google, continuing with their innovative nature, today released a new way to communicate with people using Gmail. Gmail Motion is what they calling the feature. It lets you open an email to read, write a new email or even reply to an email simply by detecting your body language. It is still in beta, but

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