Learn SEO Directly from the Search Engines
If you like taking a peek under the hood of a search engine, and seeing how it might work, a new patent granted to Google provides some interesting insights. It describes how a search query might start at a standard index, and if there aren’t enough results within that index, look for more in an … Read more
Is a search engine a recommendation system, or is it a way of finding all documents that might contain the use of keywords that we search for? When we talk about “relevance” while conducting a Web search, we might not be talking so much about relevance to the query that we used to search with, … Read more
Michael Gray, at Gray Wolf’s SEO Blog, conducted a large number of interviews with internet marketers on local search. There are 20 different interviews, which will be published over the course of this week. I was one of the folks who participated in this series, and join Aaron Wall, Dean Bloomfield, and Scott Smith with … Read more
Imagine having a stadium scoreboard in your hand, that you can interact with, or the ability to create “augmented reality” games with your camera phone. Would you like an early warning device for when the school bus approaches, or the ability to custom tailor your own smart codes for SMS based services? How about a … Read more
Ted Nelson visited Google on January 29th and spoke about his vision of the use of hypertext, a term that he was the first to coin, and publish. The title of his talk is Transclusion: Fixing Electronic Literature. It shows a very different vision of what something like the World Wide Web might have evolved … Read more