Learn SEO Directly from the Search Engines
This is the third post in a series about the companies that Yahoo! has purchased. I started with a look at the most recent with Yahoo! Acquisitions since Overture. Sometime after I made that post, we discovered that Yahoo! had also acquired a company named Webjay during 2005. My second post looked at Early Yahoo! … Read more
What are the most popular top-level domains? At least, which are the ones that show up most on pages indexed in Google? I wondered this yesterday after seeing a news article stating that the registration of .cn (china) top-level domain names topped 1 million for the first time by the end of 2005. The seed … Read more
Some sites and stories I’ve seen recently that I wanted to share. I’m a big fan of RSS feeds and think that they give many sites a chance to have a much larger readership than they would otherwise. But, how widespread has the use of syndication through RSS feeds grown? Ravenews takes a look at … Read more
Some new Microsoft patent applications about the web, and indexing pages, from last week. Keep in mind that these are just patent applications and have not been granted as patents. They may be avenues of approaches that aren’t developed in the future or maybe the direction Microsoft takes. They might be challenged by claims of … Read more
How Google might Add Related Links to Documents I want to preface this blog post by saying that it describes a related links patent application and not necessarily Google’s actual plans. Therefore, what it describes may happen, or it may not. Providing links to related documents On many news sites, publishers will provide related links … Read more