Google Analytics Random Site Bug Has No Privacy Concerns
This morning Alex Moss discovered a weird bug with Google Analytics where going to the “landing page” or “exit page” reports and clicking on the URL would pop open a random site, instead of the URL of that page. Here is a screen shot shared by @SEOsherlock. Alex Moss claimed…
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Google Knowledge Graph: Revamped Search Results Provide Users Better Information
May 17, 2012 - 6:04 am
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Although Google has already done an impressive job indexing the web and using algorithmic processes to serve users relevant results, they have been concentrating on developing a graph of semantic information and incorporating that information within the search results. Yesterday, Google officially announced the Knowledge Graph and began rolling out the new features for Google [...]
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Earlier this week, Google Fellow Amit Singhal gave the opening keynote at SMX London. Although Matt Cutts has always been the public face of all parts of Google’s unpaid search, his realm is primarily web spam. Singhal has been speaking publicly more often (notably when Panda launched) and… Please visit Search Engine Land for the [...]
Google NSA Relationship Secrecy Continues Despite Courts Efforts
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BBC News Google introduces Knowledge Graph to boost search results, SEO experts say no …SmartCompany.com.auGoogle has updated its front search page yet again, adding a new feature called the "Knowledge Graph" that allows you to search for a topic and then receive generic information about that search on the front page, separated from the organic [...]
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Tags: Back, Finding, goes, Google, Things, well
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Surprise! Google has completely transformed the way search works again. But this time, it’s a kind of search that would have made the old Google proud. Today, starting with U.S., English-language users, Google unveils the Knowledge Graph. Search now looks at the words of your query and identifies the things in it. You’re not just searching the Web anymore. [...]
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May 16, 2012 - 10:09 am
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Hinted at for months, Google formally launched its “Knowledge Graph” today. The new technology is being used to provide popular facts about people, places and things alongside Google’s traditional results. It also allows Google to move toward a new way of searching not for pages… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. View [...]
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In his opening keynote at SMX London, Amit Singhal, VP and Google Fellow, who rewrote the original Google algorithm upon his hire in 2000, said today that “Relevancy is King”. He added that Google looks at a combination of three signals (links, social, user actions) and how those signals support each other to build the [...]
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Yesterday I covered a WebmasterWorld thread where SEOs were complaining that Google has been removing tons of free web directories from their index. I conducted some random tests and did notice some of these free web directories not coming up in Google. Later in the day, Terry Van Horne began… Please visit Search Engine Land [...]
Life After Google Penguin – Going Beyond the Name
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Don’t try too hard to look for dates and names of updates. Rather, look more to the effects as Google’s algorithm evolves so you can adapt accordingly. What really matters is that Google is looking harder at link spam now, so you should be too. View full post on Search Engine Watch – Latest
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The right Custom Reports can be incredible time savers. Instead of spending time digging around for important metrics, you can find what you need separated neatly into columns for some analysis that will lead to some actionable insight. View full post on Search Engine Watch – Latest
