Learn SEO Directly from the Search Engines
Danny Sullivan has a detailed post at Search Engine Land about Google’s move today to provide their users with search history about activities that they have performed on the Web, and not just while searching Google, in Google Search History Expands, Becomes Web History. Google came out with 6 patent applications in October, which I … Read more
In March 2005, Google published Information retrieval based on historical data and provided us with an incredible list of factors that might be used to rerank pages in search results. It stirred a lot of discussions, and “time” became something people started thinking about in how Web pages are ranked by search engines. A few … Read more
My friend Debra tagged me earlier today. I came up with five reasons I like to blog, last week, so I’m going to incorporate three more into this post. I like keeping track of news regarding changes in the world of search, like the Official Google Blog reporting today that Google has acquired Tonic Systems, … Read more
One of the workshops at the 16th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2007), to be held in Banff, Alberta, Canada on May 8, is a workshop on Tagging and Metadata for Social Information Organization. As content grows on the web, generated from many different sources, annotations and tagging of that content is also happening at … Read more
Last May, the Yahoo Future of Web Search Conference was held in Barcelona. Hat tip to Keri Morgret, it appears that videos of the presentations are online. On Sunday, I posted over at Search Engine Land about the papers that have been published for AIRWeb 2007. The papers from the Third International Workshop on Adversarial … Read more