Google Search Engine started to show real-time results side by side to the regular search result pages. These real-time results are meant to show web searchers an access to new and instant news items as fast as it happen. The main components of Google’s real-time results are twitter tweets. These are the real-time micro-blog messages [...]
Starting December 2009, Google search engine started to show real-time results on its search engine result pages. The real-time result box is displayed for search keywords and phrases that are currently in discussion on popular social network websites. For Google to provide these real-time results, they started many partnerships with websites like MySpace, Facebook, FriendFeed, [...]
The name given to Google’s next algorithm is “Google Caffeine”. This is going live early 2010. It looks like “Google Caffeine” will be not a regular updates. “Google Caffeine” will possibly be a main overhaul of the calculations that Google uses to rank websites. What changes we will expect? For sure, Google hasn’t revealed all [...]
Google’s Matt Cutts recently suggested that the speed of a web page may soon get more attention in Google’s ranking algorithm. It seems that Google focuses on fast websites to make the searching experience better. What can you do to make your web pages faster? Of course, you should start by choosing a reliable web [...]
Alright, you have just put the last minutes touches on the look of your new website, it’s been uploaded on to your favorite web host (vexxhost, obviously!). Now, you want some people to look at your web pages but don’t want to spend much. Introducing the world’s most efficient free, guaranteed, traffic: Search engines (such [...]